Most of us know SMS as a simple communication tool to send messages quickly. Nevertheless, SMS is more than just an easy way to chat with friends.
Tags: Enterprise SMS
The 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”.
Tags: Enterprise SMS
It 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.
Tags: A2P // CPaaS // Enterprise SMS
Retarus Email Security dispose de nouvelles fonctions de protection contre les programmes malveillants inconnus, la « fraude au président » etc. dans le domaine de l’Advanced Threat Protection (ATP)
Tags: CxO Fraud Detection // DDS // DLP // Email Security // Sandboxing // Time-of-Click Protection
Retarus is continuously updating its infrastructure to always achieve optimum delivery rates and quality in fax transmission.
Market research and consulting firm Gartner expects companies to increasingly draw on information technology “as-a-service.”
State 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.
Tags: Cloud Services // NASPO // procurement
Students currently taking courses in IT might be wondering about the skills they will need to get a good job when they graduate.
Tags: career // Cloud Messaging // HR // Internship // IT // jobs // New Jersey
Without shouting it from the rooftops in advance, Microsoft has built in a practical safeguard against ransomware in the Fall Creators Update for Windows 10.
Tags: Email Security // Patient Zero Detection
A lot has already been written and said about using email in a sensible way – and apparently there is a never-ending need for such wise words…
Tags: Email // User Education