The workplace has gone mobile. A recent report found that 56% of the global workforce is now using a mobile device for business messaging. As a result, mobile messaging continues to increase and is now the most dominant communication platform. The integration of voice and video into messaging communication is

Mobile messaging is helping drive business continuity for enterprises across the globe. The ongoing shift to a mobile-centric workforce and the mainstream adoption of remote working as a result of the COVID19 pandemic are transforming how employees communicate. These new working norms shine a spotlight on the essential nature of

With social distancing measures designed to slow the spread of the coronavirus making remote workforces the new norm for many enterprises, organizations are increasingly turning to technology for communication and collaboration. One of the results of this is a huge surge in the use of videoconferencing app Zoom for meetings.

Written by Anurag Lal, President and CEO of NetSfere. In early February, WhatsApp announced that it has now reached more than 2 billion monthly users worldwide, and this growth in usage should be cause for concern for enterprises. Why? Because employees are increasingly relying on WhatsApp and other consumer-grade messaging

By: Anurag Lal, President and CEO of Infinite Convergence. As IT decision makers map out their priorities for 2020, securing communications should be at the top of the list. An examination of the good, the bad and the ugly of mobile messaging clearly illustrates why securing enterprise messaging should be