Posts Tagged ‘Communications’
What is Zoom Fatigue and How Do We Overcome It?
Zoom has been one of the groundbreaking technologies and most adopted platforms since the covid pandemic struck just over 12 months ago. Although it was founded by Eric Yuan in 2011, it was really in the last year that it became a household name and became the go-to video conferencing tool for anyone looking to…
Read More3 Great Ways Online Fax Services Help Businesses Speed Up
Businesses rely on a number of different tools and technologies to be as efficient and effective as possible. Unfortunately, one tool that many companies still rely on is fax machines. These old and outdated physical tax machines simply aren’t very efficient. They can take forever to operate, and many are quite confusing. However, many companies…
Read MoreAirline Communication Amid Coronavirus – Any Lessons?
As a customer service speaker, I am a frequent traveler on multiple airlines. Over the past weeks, I have received communication from several airlines re changes in policies amid the Coronavirus spread. As a customer, I felt some were far better than others and thought it would be interesting to evaluate a few of them…
Read More5 Benefits of Using VoIP for Your Business
Switching from traditional landlines to voice over internet protocol (VoIP) phone service is a move a lot of businesses are making. If your systems administrators are ready to part with mobile towers and antiquated phone lines, the best VoIP business services provide fast service through your internet connection. It saves money and when you’re ready…
Read MoreMoney Talks: How to Save Cash with a Hosted Communications Network
Slick, efficient communication is vital at various tiers of a business—and small businesses are no exception, especially when they are reaching out to potential new customers. All the same, you might currently rely on a traditional, onsite PBX unit for your company’s phone system. While this system might not seem “broken” to you, there are…
Read MoreWhy Fiber Optics are the Future of Digital Communication
The future is fiber. As fiber is slowly being introduced to regions across the nation, many business customers find themselves wondering how it differs from traditional cable and telephone connections and how it can improve their day-to-day operations. Fiber optic cable is the fastest form of internet and data transfer currently available for wide-scale usage—and it’s likely…
Read MoreWays That Cloud Communications Improve Customer Service
Customer service is key in today’s business world. Customers these days have the power to do their own research to compare products and services online, so companies need a way to stand out beyond this. How an organization reacts to customers and how they build their customer relationships go a long way in leading to…
Read More10 Features to Look for in a Cloud-Based Communications System
Is your business considering a switch to cloud-based communications? There are many cloud-based hosts available, but they may be very dissimilar in terms of features and benefits. Here are a few of the top features that you should be looking for when comparing different cloud-based systems after you’ve outlined the needs of your business. 1. Hosted…
Read More5 Industries That Can Benefit from Cloud Communications
Cloud communications are rapidly expanding through businesses in all industries. Yet there are some industries that find the technology even more worthwhile than the average. Education, real estate, and non-profit organizations are just a few of the industries that can substantially benefit. Here are a few of the things to consider about cloud communications technologies. Education…
Read MoreReasons You Are Losing Efficiency Without a Unified Communications System
If you think poor communication among your employees isn’t costing your business money, it’s time to think again. A survey published in “The Cost of Poor Communications” surveyed 400 companies (all of which had at least 100,000 employees) and it was found each company lost at an average of more than $62 million each year due to…
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