The past few months here at Tango Networks have been some of the most exciting times I can remember in my career.
A vision that I’ve been working towards for ten years is finally coming into concrete shape, and we’re planning to launch on to the market a product which I believe has the potential to reshape the way businesses use their mobile phones.
Mobile phones – the whole mobile industry –...
Fixed-Mobile Convergence (FMC) has for many years held the promise to maximize an enterprise's workforce productivity.
Since mobile phones are ubiquitous and essential tools of modern life, the most efficient and competitive companies will tap these devices to improve the reach of business communications to encompass employees on the go.
Mobile phones are now overwhelmingly the devices of choice for most communications.
Almost two years ago, mobile phones eclipsed landlines among consumers in the United States.
And the same revolution of cord-cutting is taking place in enterprises.Among many examples, accounting giant PwC went “mobile first” with its 18,000 employees in the UK last summer.
Enterprise mobility is taking center stage at this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
While previous generations of mobile services have focused on the needs of consumer customers, industry analysts say the new generation of mobile services is geared to enterprises.
“Enterprises require secure and effective mobile solutions to support a productive mobile workforce,” says Raúl...
Text messaging is rapidly becoming the communications application of choice for many people.
Not surprisingly, teenagers are most frequently cited as avid users of text messaging. One recent study even found that most teens prefer texting with their friends over communicating...
High profile companies went “Mobile First.”
The “Second Wave” of mobility swept into view.
Enterprise text messaging became a critical tool for communicating with customers.
Mobile communications recording and new privacy regulations affected corporate regulatory compliance.
A new research report from 451 Research analyzes Tango Networks' acquisition of Simetric Telecom, a leading UK-based provider of innovative mobile services and telecommunications solutions.
"The acquisition of Simetric Telecom further expands Tango Networks’ efforts to extend unified communications functionality to mobile devices," writes 451 Research analyst Raúl Castañón-Martínez. "It should...
Tango Networks has acquired Simetric Telecom, a leading UK-based provider of innovative mobile services and telecommunications solutions.
The acquisition creates a groundbreaking portfolio of global mobile communications solutions uniquely focused on the mobility needs of today’s distributed enterprises. The company also has announced key partnerships with Gamma and ASC for the combined service...
PwC made headlines earlier this year when it announced it was going "Mobile First" with communications.
That meant the accounting giant's 18,000 employees in the UK would use mobile phones as their primary communications tools instead of traditional desk-top landline phones.
It's part of a trend across the financial services industry, as firms unlock new modes of mobile-enabled enterprise...
Financial services organizations face increasingly complex challenges in complying with regulatory requirements, according to Verint, which today announced the expansion of its Financial Compliance Partnership Program.
Tango Networks is excited to be part of this expansion of Verint's compliance program, highlighted at a series of Financial Compliance Innovation Workshops being held now and into...October 11, 2021