While some companies have already begun the new fiscal year, others continue to prepare budgets for 2020. Now more than ever, businesses are turning to SIP trunking for the most reliable, cost-effective communication solutions.
Read on to know what telecom experts need to know about future of SIP.
It’s the end of the day and the phone rings at your office. There’s an angry caller on the other end of the line. It seems one of your company trucks turned around in a parking lot, clipped the caller’s car, and kept going.
According to the caller, the truck caused thousands of dollars in damages. The crew supervisor states that no employee traveled anywhere near the address in question. But the caller is persistent. They have the name of the company, a driver description, a plate number, and a witness.
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Thanks to fleet tracking…
…businesses from construction and industrial firms to local delivery and paratransit fleets are able to monitor their drivers’ routes, routines, and performances. However, business owners often waver when they believe their team might question their loss of privacy, job competence, or job fairness. Change may be resisted but the latest research from Berg Insight, Frost & Sullivan, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows beyond the shadow of a doubt that the business benefits tip the scale in favor of fleet tracking for growth, success, and longevity.
By now, you’ve heard all the hype about team selling (also known as collaborative selling). Like how it’s the sales method that focuses entirely on the customer. Or that it’s been proven to be especially effective in closing deals with large accounts.
Well, we’re here to affirm that all the hype’s definitely got merit.
In fact, you may be 258% more likely to close a deal as a team versus going at it alone.
In today’s fast-paced, competitive landscape, agencies everywhere are fighting tooth and nail to generate new leads—after all, more leads mean more clients, more sales and more revenue, right?
Every expanding business encounters productivity bottlenecks that stunt its growth in the short-term and can potentially lead to financial problems and eventual failure. One of such bottlenecks is an inventory management system that fails to meet the company’s growing demands. Throughout my career, I’ve seen it many times and learned to recognize the signs which indicate that it’s time to do something about it.
As millions of parents load their children into school buses each morning, or drop them off in the hug-n-go lanes nationwide, their words may be varied, but they all share the same hope: that their children will get a good education and stay safe. Let's take a deeper look into this in this blog post.
You own a restaurant chain and receive word that a vendor has supplied your entire nationwide system of fine-dining eateries with tainted meat. Or a large grocery chain, and hear word that your romaine may be unsafe to eat and needs to be pulled from thousands of shelves immediately. Or you run one of the world’s largest casinos and authorities tell you that they believe there is a threat of violence at your venue. You need to reach everyone quickly to keep customers, guests and staff safe from illness or harm.
Jobs in the construction industry include several occupations ranked among the most dangerous in the world. In this current tight employment market, the industry is hard-pressed for both employees and time. It is under extreme pressure to build its soaring skyscrapers, buildings and housing developments on time and on budget — and to keep its workforce informed and safe from harm simultaneously.
If content is the lifeblood of your website or application, images and videos form the heart that makes it tick and creates an emotional connection with your audience. But, by using images and videos to make the content visually engaging and meet your conversion goals, you face a new challenge: managing your digital assets. Because the images and videos are created by different teams for different channels, chaos is set to ensue. Adopting a DAM strategy, and finding the right tools, is an ideal way to ensure efficient management, streamlined operation and optimized delivery of your digital assets.
Digital Asset Management (DAM) isn’t simply a storage solution or a way to consolidate and organize images and videos. In reality, it helps orchestrate unique customer experiences, at scale, across various channels. Taking a collaborative cross functional approach to digital asset management will ensure wide adoption across organizations, streamline internal operations, and improve team collaboration.
Consumer media consumption is rapidly shifting from text to visual images. Website content that includes compelling images averages nearly twice as many views as text, and four times as many customers would rather watch a video about a product than read about it.
This whitepaper examines the importance of visual media to your online publishing and marketing efforts, and how you can reconcile the ‘need for speed’ with the need to provide an engaging site experience to your visitors and potential customers.