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Vonage connects virtual teams and offices, enhances business continuity with unified communications, launches contact centers that engage customers via communications APIs and integrates business communications with third-party applications like CRM software.

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The pace of business has accelerated significantly. Especially, in the last few years, when companies had to reassess their communications strategies and rapidly initiate new innovations to adapt to teams working remotely. Yesterday’s rigid and static on-premises solutions can no longer meet the needs of today’s businesses.

The mobile environment is constantly changing. Most businesses can find it nearly impossible to know and keep up-to-date on all of the mobility options available. But, beyond that, comparing RFPs, negotiating contracts, managing expenses and ensuring invoices are accurate can be extremely time consuming and stressful.

In the technology and communications world you’re hearing more and more about edge computing and often in the same breath of discussions about 5G and Internet of Things (IoT). Is edge computing another name for cloud computing? The short answer is no, but they can coexist.

Workforce mobility goes beyond smartphones, tablets and laptops. To keep a competitive advantage over competitors, businesses must redefine the way they manage their operations. Businesses must be more agile and flexible to allow remote, field, home and office-based employees better access to information and respond quickly to customer needs.

Business has forever changed with millions of employees working from their homes, on the road or in other remote locations.

Dropped calls can be very frustrating. People and businesses rely heavily on mobile devices for most aspects of their daily home and work lives. Carriers continue to add towers and expand coverage areas, yet dropped service can still be a problem.

Telecom and internet technologies can become very burdensome for businesses. Between contracts, billing, legacy equipment, user issues and ever-changing technology advances, the time and experience needed to prioritize and then implement new services or equipment can be overwhelming and also pull essential personnel away from core business needs.