Unified Communication

Unified communications (UC) emerged as a must-have technology during the pandemic. The latest global survey from Statista reveals that still 73% of employees want remote work options to remain after the pandemic. With the remote work trend expected to continue

Unified communication is the convergence of multiple communications technologies into a single solution. It enables companies to cut costs by consolidating separate applications into one efficient platform for text, voice and video communications, accessible from anywhere via any device.    Unified

Many companies use multiple communication tools like emails, chat, voice calling, video conferencing etc., for their day-to-day collaboration. While these productivity tools are meant to help teams increase their productivity, unfortunately they bring the opposite results. They make collaboration difficult

Unified communication is a combination of different types of communication technology like web conferencing, voice calls, video and instant messaging provided as a single, hosted solution. A major reason for companies utilizing unified communication is it brings various opportunities for

Companies are dealing with the ‘new normal’ where workers want to split time between office and home as many of them do not want to give up the flexibility they experienced during the pandemic lockdown. Besides, millennials, who now account

Since the pandemic forced almost one-third of the world workforce to work remotely, the demand for cloud-based unified communication tools has been exploding. According to a Metrigy survey, the percentage of organizations using unified communication tools increased by 79% between

Undoubtedly, SaaS tools helped companies worldwide overcome the pandemic stress test by assisting them to cope with massive shutdowns. SaaS tools gave the flexibility for organizations to allow their workforce to work from home and deliver essential goods and medicines