Category Archives: Internet Technology

Mobile workforce solutions go beyond smartphones, tablets, and laptops. There are a host of other tools that can help businesses stay connected through a single window of control for all of your company information transmitted through corporate or personal devices.

A majority of companies have some sort of firewall. They are required for compliance to mandates like PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR. A firewall’s purpose is to block unauthorized traffic from penetrating the network and is the first required building block for overall network security.

Good cellular reception and public safety communications are essential in any commercial building whether old or new construction. Most commercial building structures use low e-grade glass and concrete as well as have below-ground areas like underground garages that reduce or eliminate cellular signal.

The workplace has become increasingly dispersed. Businesses need to ensure that employees are empowered to achieve the best levels of productivity whether they are in the office, home or a remote location.

Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS) represents an entirely new paradigm for business communications and collaboration. CCaaS solutions offer similar functionalities as an on premises contact center infrastructure (CCI).

First responders depend on mobile data and cell phone technology to keep them connected no matter where they are. Whether it’s law enforcement officers, firefighters or EMS teams they need to receive timely and detailed information to be successful and respond rapidly in an emergency.

Host free group video calls with friends, family, teammates—anyone. Great for small businesses and non-profits that need a quick and easy solution to video conferencing. Vonage Free Conferencing is an easy-to-use workgroup video conferencing application that runs within web browsers with no plugins or downloads required.

Building a connected, workplace safety strategy might seem like a daunting task. Technologies such as connected devices, cell phones, IoT smart PPE and sensors along with cloud-based apps and software all improve site safety by offering real, measurable results in a much shorter time.

Many businesses are moving their communication and collaboration solutions to the cloud as they seek to improve communications between employees and increase customer satisfaction. REACH can help make moving your business communications and collaboration to the cloud seamless with its partnership with Vonage. Adopting cloud-based communications has several benefits.

According to Pew Research Center, 85% of Americans now own a smartphone. Employers can expect that most of their employees use cellular-connected devices for personal use while on the job and may also bring their own devices to access important apps and other services.