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Unified Communications Changes the Nature of Work
In the 21st century, work is no longer a place you go, but a thing you do. That’s the nature of the changing work place. And your phone...
Amplify employee communication
Using email to conduct important business always starts with the best intentions – saving everyone time. Just think back to the last time you used email to solve...
When Disaster Strikes: Looking to the Cloud for Business Continuity
It’s a Monday afternoon. Calls are rolling in, there are countless voicemails to respond to, and business is humming along. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, Courtney the sales...
Virtual Reality: How to easily establish consistent communications with anyone, anywhere
When the London Business School hosted its annual Global Leadership Summit in June 2014, the school surveyed attendees about a variety of modern business issues and challenges. While...
Remote Control: How your phone system may be stifling remote employee productivity
Imagine for a moment that you’re a sales manager at a growing company and you’ve just been tasked with building a remote team of 40 sales reps. Your...
Control Freak
Some people call me a control freak. I don’t like leaving things in other people’s hands – I always worry that they won’t take it as seriously as...
Premise, Cloud or Hybrid?
The concept of simplifying a system, platform or product is something every engineer and designer dreams of. Here at Twin Lights, we love it as well, especially when...
Smarter, NOT Harder
There are always a million small tasks that need attention, no matter what department you’re talking about. IT is no exception – on any given day, IT deals...
Reliability
Your business lives or dies on your ability to stay in contact. If a potential client can’t get in touch with your sales team, they’ll move on and...
Paperwork
Paperwork is generally considered the worst, no matter what field you’re in. Nobody likes taking up precious work time logging what they’ve done – but without those logs,...