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*Content updated in October 2022. According to research, almost 70% of IT decision-makers in US companies approve of BYOD. Most of employees implement Bring-Your-Own-Device

Our world is changing fast. Today, more of us access the internet on our mobile devices than on PCs or laptops. The need

Image: Asia Pacific Security Magazine Over at Asia Pacific Security Magazine, we’re talking about the security risks of enterprise mobile messaging, and who’s

Image: kris krüg/Wikimedia Commons If you’ve got a smartphone or tablet, you’ve viewed a mobile website. From news to e-commerce, mobile webpages are

Image: succo/Pixabay Information security is old news. From the schadenfreude-inducing (the infamous Sony hack) to the unsettling (76 million records stolen from financial

You can probably think of five or 10 different workflows used in your own organisation off the top of your head. But when

According to a 2012 Medscape/WebMD survey, “33% of doctors spend over 10 hours a week on paperwork and administration.” That’s time you’re not

We’ve been hard at work here in Sydney to fulfill a number of customer requests with an updated version of our award-winning Soprano GAMMA app — including brand new features to help you improve productivity across your business.

What’s new in version 3.0? We’ve been working on the user experience and new features!

Soprano GAMMA 3.0 features an updated tabbed UI. 

New Tabbed UI

We’ve created tabs in the mobile client to sort your Recent conversations from your Contacts and added a handy Favourites tab – making it easier to find that person you want to speak with!

Location, Location, Location

Corporate A2P accounts can now request location data from opted-in user devices for delivery receipts, read receipts, and messages.

Distribution centers are losing nearly 3,000 hours a year on inefficient workflows. The same problems are costing $275-575K a year just in document

We’re talking enterprise messaging security this week over at Computerworld.  Soprano Design is noticing a strange trend as he discusses BYOD security with