Industry News
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FY 2017: Retarus attains double digit growth in turnover
Read moreThe total turnover achieved by the Retarus Group rose to 44.5 million Euros for the fiscal year 2017. This represents a growth in turnover of 16.5 percent. The positive performance of the business is due in part to the success on the market of the innovative new technology “Patient Zero Detection®”.
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Payment Processing is Supported by Retarus
Read moreA successful company needs to be organized and efficient in its payment processing workflows— along with the latest payment options— to keep up with day-to-day operations, keep customers loyal, and stay on top of payments.
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Malaysia’s BP Healthcare has opted for Retarus Mail2Fax
Read moreBP Healthcare has chosen Retarus Mail2Fax to drive digitisation, efficiency and workflow integration forward and to strengthen patient record security.
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Product Recall Can Cost Billions
Read moreWhen a product needs to be recalled, then the time it takes to reach the affected customers are counted in hours, not days. Reaching people on their platform of choice is crucial to provide a fast response in this process.
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Gmail to become less invasive
Read moreLater this year, Google will no longer be “reading” private Gmail messages to feed its marketing machine.
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Retarus opens new office in Atlanta
Read moreRetarus recently opened a new office in Atlanta, GA to accommodate its rapid growth in the region. The new location brings Retarus closer to new and existing clients in the region, facilitating the ability to deliver a better customer experience overall.
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What we can learn from “WannaCry”
Read moreOn the past weekend the headlines were coming thick and fast about the ransomware known as “WannaCry”, which had paralyzed computers around the globe – even impacting on critical infrastructure.
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Spam wave: Online fraudsters bank on stock market manipulation
Read moreRetarus has recently recorded a sharp rise in the volume of messages proposing that readers buy supposedly promising shares. By means of these investment recommendations, cyber criminals are trying to influence the share price of a particular company’s stock to their own advantage.
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Some Faxes Just Got Less Junky
Read moreRemember in 2014 when the FCC decided that all advertisement fax communication must include opt-out notifications, including those that were requested or solicited? Now, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit struck down the FCC’s rule requiring opt-out notices on solicited faxes.