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While businesses regularly evaluate where they can cut on spending, certain activities remain out of the pail of the considered options. Why? They’re just too important. AT&T just surveyed small businesses and found that 2/3 of business owners believe that wireless technologies are critical to their continued survival. AT&T’s announcement details the findings, and the [...]
New ways to leverage phones in marketing your business are constantly evolving, and you want to be on the cutting edge of these technologies. We tend to think of phone systems as an operational aspect of business, separate from the marketing department’s goals. But Phone Marketing Insider’s first 100 posts present the interconnectivity between the [...]
Windstream, a rural Telecom company, unveiled a new technology for their VoIP services. The new launch “combines voice, data and high-speed Internet services over a single connection and offers customers both the cost-savings and advantages of VoIP technology,” according to the news release on EON (Enhanced Online News).
InContact announced a number of key wins during the month of December, thus concluding their 2009 positioning in the on-demand call center software market on a high note.
The anticipation of hearing this upcoming year’s Keynote Speakers at IT EXPO 2010 was tremendous. But the announcement matched mine and others’ anticipation with quite impressive Keynote Speakers that you won’t want to miss. The speakers include: Craig Walker from Google Voice, Jeffrey Rodman from Polycom, Mathew Oommen from Sprint, and Chistopher Dean from Skype.
