Small businesses have unique needs when it comes to technology. They need the same technology tools that large business use, but scaled down to their size. Here are some of the most important technology tools that work well for SMB owners. Maybe it’s time to incorporate these into your business.
We’re convinced that if the Justice League could use unified communications to fight supervillains and save the world, they would. A UC platform gives your team the tools to work together on-the-go and in the office. Here’s 4 ways members of the Justice League would use UC to outsmart evil and save the day.
Today’s unified communications options are robust. There are a lot of ways to incorporate VoIP, chat, video conferencing and mobility into your business. But these technologies developed independently. If you want to combine them in a productive, efficient way, you need a solid strategy.
UC helps teams communicate more efficiently, boosting productivity in the process. It a game-changing solution. But only if the platform you choose includes all of the features your business needs. To help make sure you aren’t missing any, we created a list of the ones every UC platform worth its salt will have.
Business VoIP has the power to revolutionize your internal and external communications. It’s an easily scalable, cost-effective solution that allows you to be flexible, mobile, and in-touch, regardless of where you are in the world. And that’s good for business. Here are a few of our favorite capabilities.
Unified communications is a real thing. It’s not just jargon. And it represents a legitimately helpful approach to managing every aspect of your company’s interaction, both internal and external. Today, we’re going to explain what it is and why you want it.
Data loss happens frequently in the modern world. Being unprepared can lead to disastrous consequences. To demonstrate, we created a list of three notable instances from the 21st century.
VoIP systems can handle a lot. In fact, the options are so robust that most companies only use about 40-50% of the functionality of their VoIP system. But every company uses a different 40-50%. In other words, your ideal VoIP setup will be unique to you.
We had a stellar time at our recent Star Wars: The Last Jedi event. Our clients, friends, and family were able to enjoy a preview of the film the day before it opened in theaters!
When your network is down, you can’t maintain normal operations. Every minute (or hour or day) you spend scrambling to get back online is time and money out the door. And that’s why a backup and disaster recovery plan matters so much. This could literally make or break your company.
