Videos have created a whole new level of opportunities for businesses. Videos are no longer just moving pictures; they have become a marketing strategy for many business owners to get more people to notice their brand. The challenge now is producing videos that are interesting and unique enough for people to watch and share. Here are…
Many devices have come and gone, swept into oblivion by the technological tide over the years. However, the telephone has remained stubbornly relevant albeit undergoing diverse kinds of change. A firm for voice marketing released its Call Intelligence Index in 2015, analyzing more than 30 million calls that passed through its platform. As part of…
The debt-to-asset ratio is the percentage of overall assets that your company purchased using borrowed funds, including debts, liabilities, and creditors. Some companies view this ratio as a measure of financial leverage, while some consider it an indication of solvency, and others deem it crucial to financial health or distress. Why is the Debt-to-Asset Ratio…
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) in the US has become more popular not just among businesses for communication, but also for several states coming into 2018. Unified communication services will continue to be relevant as most states steer away from wired telecommunication. According to a National Regulatory Research Institute report, 41 states already relied less…
Cloud communications have gained traction in 2017 with analysts estimated the growth at more than 20%, mostly driven by smaller companies in recent years. However, the IT industry expects larger companies to consider using the cloud as an alternative to business communications in 2018. The reason behind the switch involves their higher confidence in the…
Global Positioning Systems (GPS) have revolutionized today’s military technology. In the world of modern warfare wherein communications, positioning, and timing all play huge roles, satellite technology is a necessity that military groups increasingly rely on. The problem, though, is that GPS signals weaken considerably when sent to Earth. Thermal noise blurs the signals. It creates…