Expert Insights
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Do We Really Need Anti-Virus Software?
Read moreThe online world is ablaze with a discussion about whether having anti-virus software on a computer could actually pose a greater risk than the malware it is intended to safeguard against.
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SMS Services contribute to the success of disruptive technology in companies
Read moreTexting is the most widely utilized on a smartphone – used by 97% of Americans at least once a day, and with 6 billion sent inside of the US every day. But how can organizations start utilizing SMS?
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The trouble with perceived IT security
Read moreMany IT security executives highly overrate their abilities – exposing their employers to additional risk.
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Fax is a surprise guest at your Election Day Party
Read moreWith the United States Presidential Election coming up on November 8th, many people are gearing up for the same thing: Election Parties. As with every four years, Election Parties big and small will rely on food delivery services as to not miss a minute of the action. But, what you might not realize as you…
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A Messaging Service Needs to Deliver
Read moreWhenever messages don’t reach their recipients as intended, it can get really costly.
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Whitelisting your own company? Not a great idea.
Read moreThe whitelisting of email addresses is not meant to be used for the recipient’s own email address – and for good reason.
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Twice scanned is a whole lot safer
Read moreWe have customers who choose not to first quarantine their spam emails, but simply receive them in their mail clients (of course marked accordingly).
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A Good Day to Talk About Communication
Read moreApple is indeed jettisoning the headphone jack from the iPhone 7 onwards. If you were taking a look at the media this morning, you may however have got the impression that nothing of greater importance was happening on the planet.
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Retarus Again Listed as a Sample Vendor for “Enterprise-Level Cloud Faxing” in Gartner Hype Cycle
Read moreIn Gartner’s recent Hype Cycle for Imaging and Print Services, the IT analysts describe the development life cycles of printing technologies, software and services, which assist IT decision-makers in their search for the appropriate solutions that can fulfill their specific requirements. Gartner classifies « Enterprise-Level Cloud Faxing » as being on the « Slope of Enlightenment ».