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There are many effective channels available for businesses to communicate with their workforce, such as email, phone or letters. However, during a crisis, speed and reach are two of the most important
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Technology
Today businesses face threats from a number of different places, whether it be a cyber attack, natural disaster or office closure. Consequently, it’s important that businesses are able to quickly share
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SME
Emergency communications are key to effective crisis management. They enable your company or organisation to function as normal during and after an incident. As a crisis can be something as seemingly
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Finance & DCAs
COVID-19 has many different views from thought leaders on its impact, but there is one common theme – businesses are failing to implement an effective communication and continuity strategy to ensure
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Education
Education providers should always be mindful of the threats that come from modern life. Whether it’s hackers damaging software systems, unauthorised people trying to gain access to secure areas, naturally
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Local Government
We are living through extraordinary times, and while we’ve written about the most common applications of mobile messaging for government bodies, we also want to face into the bigger picture. Simply,
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How-to guides
During a crisis, it’s important for businesses to communicate quickly and efficiently with customers. This ensures that they are kept fully informed, feel supported and are able to take any necessary
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Retail
The retail landscape has drastically changed over the last few years, with digital transactions growing and the ecommerce industry skyrocketing. According to Beeketing, new studies projected
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SME
According to PwC’s Global Crisis Survey 2019, 69% of leaders have experienced at least one corporate crisis in the last 5 years — with the average number being 3. Some companies emerge from a
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