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Disaster Recovery Communications Volume Spikes: Two Insurance Company Scenarios
In the case of natural—or any other—disasters, businesses face multiplechallenges not only in maintaining quality services to customers, but alsosmooth…
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Notifications: The Hurricane Sandy Litmus Test
As Hurricane Sandy arrives in the Northeast part of the country where I workout of an OpenText EasyLink office, the…
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My Kid’s Private Healthcare Information? Sure, I’ll Fax It. But Not With Paper, and Not to Just Anyone.
Today I read an articleabout a school district in Rhinebeck, NY taking heat from parents and the publicat large because…
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There Has Never Been a Better Time to Revisit EDI (part 1)
Perhaps it is EDI’s name—Electronic Data Interchange—that makes it sound more like a data format and less like a business…
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Faster, Higher, Stronger
The 2012 Olympics have been filled with excitement. MichaelPhelps became the most decorated Olympian of all time. Britain’s BradleyWiggins became…
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How B2B Integration Automates the Procure-to-Pay Cycle for Manufacturing Companies
Large companies in the aerospace, automotive, high tech and industrial manufacturing sector purchase trillions of dollars of goods every year. …
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Great Faxpectations
Please enjoy this blog from FDDG Product Manager Brian Lennstrom, thefirst featured submission in our series of posts from first-time…
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Fax as Art Part Deux: Past, Present and Future of Fax
Please Note: This blog article was originally written and published by Jacob Block. Way back in 1843, a Scottish mechanic…
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Fax Is Not a Three-Letter Word
Please Note: This blog article was originally written and published by Jacob Block. Give fax a break already. It’s a…
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