Updated May 22, 2020.
To communicate with customers and staff, businesses need to know whether to continue with the more traditional types of hardphones, adopt and/or expand usage of the newer softphones or just stick with smartphones. In this article, we compare and contrast all three and provide a recommendation about when to use each.
Updated January 7, 2020.
In this blog, GTB addresses the Healthcare and Education industries’ primary needs and provides recommendations about how to best meet these needs.
Updated December 10, 2019.
In this blog, GTB addresses the Retail Industry’s primary needs and provides recommendations about how to best meet these needs.
Updated 10/3/2019.
In this blog, GTB addresses the Professional Services Industry’s primary needs and provides recommendations about how to best meet these needs.
Baltimore Center Stage's Executive Director, Michael Ross, describes theater as a place where community comes together to hear different stories that "help us learn, see others, and walk in others footsteps". He also emphasizes the importance of Center Stage's mission of "Access for All", which really means "that any barrier that you might have on coming is eliminated, whether that’s price or group or if that’s different stories that we’re telling."
Faxing has a long history of common use dating back three decades to the 80’s – even though the technology received its first patent by Scottish inventor, Alexander Bain in 1843, 30 years before the telephone.
Movers USA CEO, Gil Ben Shoushan, describes how important it is to "truly listen to the customer first." He adds that his staff "understands that we are not only moving furniture, but we're moving family and people's lives."
The Healthcare and Education industries represent organizations that provide people-centric services, such as eldercare facilities, medical and dental offices, schools and faith-based organizations.
