Actualités du Secteur
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The SMS turns 25 – congrats!
Lire la suiteThe very first SMS was sent on December 3, 1992 (exactly one day after Retarus had officially been founded) from a PC via Vodafone’s mobile network to an early mobile phone and consisted of just two words: “Merry Christmas”.
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SMS is dead, right? A2P SMS services are not.
Lire la suiteIt has been declared dead on many occasions, but there’s life in the old dog yet! This certainly seems to be true of good old SMS.
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Pro tips for better faxes
Lire la suiteRetarus is continuously updating its infrastructure to always achieve optimum delivery rates and quality in fax transmission.
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Companies increasingly opting for IT as a service
Lire la suiteMarket research and consulting firm Gartner expects companies to increasingly draw on information technology “as-a-service.”
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Centralized Procurement — Autonomy or Savings?
Lire la suiteState agencies, public higher education institutions, and other government entities purchase billions of dollars of IT services using a centralized procurement function. Like any solution, there are essential advantages while the disadvantages are few. Key to those are changes to the single entity buying for many organizations.
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Still in school and thinking about a job in IT?
Lire la suiteStudents currently taking courses in IT might be wondering about the skills they will need to get a good job when they graduate.
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Optimisation du système d’alerte européen : Retarus simplifie le rappel de marchandises par SMS
Lire la suiteFollowing the recent international egg scandal and lessons learned from other instances of food product impurities in the near past, the EU has now announced plans to overhaul its rapid alert system for product recalls. A reaction on the part of the authorities is long overdue, suggests Miriam-Carena Schmitt, a retail sector specialist at Retarus.
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Cloud fax services instead of printer and fax machine
Lire la suiteIn the course of digitalization and dematerialization, many companies are opting for cloud services to process business-critical information, such as orders or invoices.
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Monstrous spambot discovered with 711 million email addresses
Lire la suiteA French security researcher found a total of 711 million email addresses, partly with matching passwords, being used by an enormous spambot.