Displaying items by tag: Voicemail

GUEST OPINION: Not too long ago, business was conducted by means of a single landline located in a single office. The technology was considered state-of-the-art back in the early 20^th century since it offered instant telecommunications. Fast forward to the early 21^st century and the landline has been replaced with digitized business phone systems that store data on the cloud and offer comprehensive app and computer-powered solutions such as website chat boxes. 

GUEST OPINION: The pandemic, ongoing lockdowns and tax return time are leading to a perfect scam storm, says Dr Suranga Seneviratne from the University of Sydney’s School of Computer Science, who provides timely advice on how to spot and avoid a scam.

Telecommunications services company Norwood Systems has launched a new service — World Voicemail — for deployment by telcos or direct download by consumers in more than 90 countries.

American’s use of voicemail is declining and being replaced by texting and IM.

Nearly half a decade since the first iPhone unleashed visual voicemail unto the world, Telstra has finally launched it in Australia, some time after its competitor Vodafone, but the $5 monthly charge sees some seeing red.

It's time to go keep a look out with eyes peeled for an announcement that potentially all will be able to see: the sight of Telstra finally getting visual voicemail!

SMBs must have a disaster recovery plan in place, and this plan should include the company's most important avenue of communication - their phone system.

Interact Incorporated integrates IP-PBX into their state-of-the-art communications solution, Listen.

Microsoft has officially begun the public beta program for Exchange Server 2010.