Industry News
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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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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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German Accelerator Program: The Start-Up Culture is Part of Retarus’ DNA
Read moreThe “German Accelerator” program supports high-potential German technology companies to successfully emerge in the U.S. market and scale their business globally. The award offers a significant boost to Retarus’ growth model by providing access to outstanding mentors, notable players in the tech market, and valuable resources for expediting scalability.
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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.
