It has been a long time coming. But we now see signs that going fully mobile is the preferred way of communications for business users.
If you make any business calls outside the office – like a frontline worker always on the go or a knowledge worker with a hybrid work schedule – then the odds are that you use your personal mobile phone for work at some point.
Tango Networks has done what mobile operators have long sought to do: offer an accessible global mobile service that is natively integrated into a wide range of Unified Communication (UC) platforms at a price point that is appealing to businesses of all sizes.
The Tango Extend eSIM can be used in a company-provided mobile phone, or as a second SIM in a BYOD personal device.
By bringing UC...
Business Mobile Convergence, the newest generation of enterprise mobility, enables single number business identity for knowledge, hybrid and frontline workers who increasingly want to perform their jobs using mobile devices.
Tango Networks’ Head of Business Development and Strategic Partnerships Lee Essex will join a breakout session on the topic at Enterprise Connect 2024, March 25-28, in...
Your workers who are on their feet and in motion are some of your most important. For many businesses, they’re the people who have the most contact with customers and clients.
They may be first responders whose activities are essential to public welfare and safety. They may be providing essential services to clients in their homes.
Whether they are on the road, in a store, or tending to...
New research shows that 99% of IT managers are ready to retire landline phones in favor of mobile phones for all employees, based on their roles.
That’s the chief finding of Cavell Group research that shows an overwhelming number of companies are ready to go “Mobile Only” and make mobile phones the sole telephony endpoint for employees.
The survey results were unveiled today at the Cavell Enable...
Mobile phone technology has recently experienced a quiet revolution in the SIM management department. The result is bringing about a profound change in how mobile devices are used for business.
Imagine two client managers for two financial services companies have just received some very important news that they must tell their clients immediately. As they're away from their offices, the only way is by using their smartphones. One manager opens and uses an app to call his client, opting for over-the-top voice communication that applies best-effort delivery. Of course, there's no...
The rapid digitization of many things we use in the world today – such as money, mail and tickets has not escaped the humble mobile SIM card. As a result, the widespread support for eSIM technology in modern mobile phones is revolutionizing how mobile Unified Communications (UC) is being deployed for businesses.
You know how you sometimes hear a recording, “This call is being recorded for quality assurance”? It’s done so companies can help their employees provide the best customer service to the people who call and improve their training and processes at the same time. For some businesses, it’s more than assurance – it’s a regulatory requirement to record calls and messages.
This week we announced expanded support for eSIMs with our Tango Extend mobile unified communications service. At the same time, we won the "Unified Communications Solution of the Year" for the third year in a row in the Mobile Breakthrough Awards.
Why is our approach to fixed mobile convergence grabbing such attention? It's because of innovations like the industry's first Business SIM and our...
October 11, 2021