The Mobile-X Extend service has won the prestigious Mobile News Award in the Innovative Service category.
Mobile-X Extend turns any mobile phone, including personal, Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) phones, into a secure, controlled extension of a business communications system. That means all employees of a business can carry with them the equivalent of a full-featured business desk phone.
The Communications Compliance Crackdown shows no sign of slowing down.
This presents a huge opportunity for resellers of UCaaS and other business communications services to offer compliant mobile communications services.
Last fall, financial services regulators in the US began warning regulated firms that they are cracking down on the use of personal devices and apps for regulated...
The Mobile-X Extend service has named a Finalist in the prestigious Mobile News Awards in the Innovative Service category.
Mobile-X Extend turns an employee’s mobile phone, including personal, Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) phones, into a secure, controlled extension of an employers' business communications system.
The Mobile News Awards are given out by Mobile News to recognize innovations in...
It's time to "Make Money with Mobile" with the industry's first mobile network built specifically for business.
If you are a reseller of communications products and services, meet up with us at the Channel Partners Conference & Expo in Las Vegas next week. You will learn how our Mobile-X service enables our channel partners to generate major new revenue streams with business mobile services.
The Mobile-X Extend service has received an industry award as a groundbreaking solution for work-from-anywhere business communications.
TMC, a global, integrated media company, has named Mobile-X Extend as a 2022 TMCnet Remote Work Pioneer winner. The award honors companies whose solutions support the massive increase in remote working brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Mobile-X Extend...
A new generation of fixed mobile convergence technology is enabling companies to ensure workers have business-quality communications no matter where they work.
Tango Networks Executive Vice President Andrew Bale recently explained the hybrid work challenge to Comms Business magazine, a leading media brand covering the UK’s ICT Channel. A clip of his interview can be viewed at...
Mobile services are evolving at an accelerating pace, and while this is bringing huge benefits to the consumer, some of the changes involved can bring their challenges.One of these is the so-called “3G shutdown,” which is making headlines and news broadcasts in the United States.
As the mobile operators look to ramp up their new 5G networks, they are seeking to make more effective use of their...
The end of 2021 was marked by several significant milestones in business communications trends. These forces will profoundly affect how we work in 2022 and beyond.
First, securities regulators in December launched a crackdown on financial services workers using personal mobile phones, highlighted by the $200 million in fines levied against J.P. Morgan Securities.
Second, high-profile companies...
The new opportunity for the communications channel is making personal Bring-You-Own-Device (BYOD) mobile phones into true business-ready devices.
That was the focus of an exhibitor news desk interview with Tango Networks recently published by Channel Futures.
Mike Tooley, our head of U.S. Channel Sales, explained how the new Mobile-X Extend service takes our flagship offering to a new level,...
Letting employees use personal devices and phone numbers to conduct business just got expensive for one of the world's finance leaders.
J.P. Morgan Securities was fined $200 million by US regulators for record-keeping violations because employees conducted regulated business activities on personal devices and with personal accounts.
In announcing the fines on Friday, regulators warned that...
October 11, 2021