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Everything you always wanted to know about data center upgrades (but were afraid to ask)
Read moreIn the week of March 4th to 8th, 2024, a task force was dispatched from Munich to refurbish Retarus’ SEC1 data center in Secaucus, New Jersey, upgrading it to state-of-the-art EVPN/VXLAN network technology based on the Arista 7050X3 and 7280R3 series as well as installing fiber-optic cabling. All of this during ongoing operations. And best…
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Retarus’ internal monitoring ensures the most reliable service
Read moreRetarus has an extensive toolkit for providing customers with the most reliable services. Chief among these tools are our well-trained support personnel, robust service design, and internal monitoring operations.
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Modern SMS ensure customers and businesses stay connected without fail
Read moreSMS aka text message notifications are already ubiquitous across many industries and verticals. Whether it’s internal communications or external customer notifications, all manner of business-critical and time-sensitive information is sent in millions of texts, every day.
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Rendering fax documents: The secret sauce behind how digital faxing actually works
Read moreThe process of sending a fax today remains just as simple as it was two decades ago. So, how come the quality of faxes has greatly improved over the last several years? The answer is cloud faxing’s secret sauce, rendering.
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New? Or only washed with AI?
Read more“Artificial intelligence”, particularly of the generative variety such as ChatGPT and similar services, is on everybody’s lips these days. This has enticed many software and service providers to re-orchestrate their entire product marketing to the tune of AI – even when there is barely a note of AI in the products they are labeling with…
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Customer communications from SAP: Cloud messaging for the banking industry
Read moreTo ensure future viability, financial service providers need to consolidate and standardize outdated IT structures with distributed instances, servers, and systems. Furthermore, traditional financial institutions must quickly change the way they communicate with customers and embrace the new reality.
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Samedi notifies patients using Retarus’ Transactional Email and SMS Services
Read moreGerman healthtech company samedi helps medical facilities coordinate care with their patients. The personal and medical information processed by samedi is sensitive and requires special protection; to get the best possible protection for their messaging, they chose Retarus’ Transactional Email and Enterprise SMS Services.
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It shouldn’t take your vendor crashing to finally consider reliable infrastructure
Read moreOn January 30, we were supposed to lead a webinar. Supposed to. And then the unthinkable happened. With seven minutes before the start of the session – and with hundreds of people signed up – the webinar platform crashed. Cue pure panic: every marketer’s nightmare has come to fruition.
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Simplifying fax landscapes: less work, better security
Read moreWithout a centralized, simplified cloud fax solution, Infrastructure and Operations (I&O) teams face more work, increased complexity, and significant limitations. The core of these issues is on-premises fax server infrastructure.
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New authentication requirements for Gmail and Yahoo: What senders of large email volumes need to consider now
Read moreStarting February 2024, standards such as SPF, DKIM and DMARC will become mandatory.
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Send digital receipts effortlessly via email with Retarus Transactional Email
Read moreIn many countries, laws have recently been introduced to make the issuing of receipts or cash register slips mandatory – even for the smallest of sales. However, this is neither practical nor sustainable.
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Retarus achieves the Maximum Fax Success Rates, No Matter the Destination
Read moreIn the past, sending a fax from point A to point B was a straightforward and dependable process that virtually anyone could handle. In today’s modern business landscape, complex workflows traverse huge networks that can span entire countries and continents.
