Industry News
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Email is dead; long live Email
Read moreIf you were to trust in the media, you could not be faulted for believing that email is dead and the future of electronic communication is all messaging and group chat apps. But the opposite is true.
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Finance: The three biggest challenges IT decision-makers face today
Read moreDigitalization, demanding customers and new competitors: the pressure on providers of financial services to consider making fundamental changes to their business models is continually on the rise. Eberhard Rohe, Account Director Business Development Banking and Insurance at Retarus outlines the three biggest challenges which traditional banks in particular have to set for themselves today.
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Why digitalization stands to benefit from the fax standard
Read moreNo longer restricted to a sheet of heat-sensitive paper rolling out of a machine, fax has grown up and become a reliable, universally accepted standard for the transfer of written information. You can read more about Retarus’ Global Delivery Network, Information Logistics and Cloud Services from Gartner, where we also offer you the opportunity to…
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Even the German Stock Exchange now trusts in the cloud
Read moreWhen a highly regulated provider of financial services such as Deutsche Börse Group (German Stock Exchange Group) opts for Microsoft’s cloud offering Office 365 in the course of their digital transformation, the decision speaks volumes.
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Germany is on the move – further into the cloud
Read moreGerman companies have made a paradigm shift with regard to cloud computing, as was recently confirmed by the analysts at IDC.
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Ever More “Things” Connected to the Internet
Read moreGartner expects that by 2020 more than 20 billion “things” will be linked up to the internet – for which Retarus will then be able to offer its information logistics services.
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Retail Industry: Pick-up notification by SMS
Read moreThese days customers would like to stay informed about the current status of ongoing jobs and orders both quickly and continuously, and to receive details about pick-up times in a timely manner. But the communication is very complicated and eats up a huge amount of valuable human resource time.
