Solution Spotlight TelecomeTemps latest offerings No More Blackboards

Solution Spotlight: No more blackboards, texts, notes, emails!

TelecomTemps is proud to offer an expanding line of pre-vetted products to our clients. We invite you to check them out and contact us for availability and special pricing.

Office AnyWhere, from Telespeak, is a permanent (24×7) online collaboration / communication service and work environment designed to unify and engage Distributed/Remote teams!  Now offered by TelecomTemps, this dynamic platform allows users to:   

• See Work Happening:

Rich social context - see who is around and what's going on. An always-on office space provides one place for your team to interact.

• Meet Instantly Now:

Integrated voice, video, chat and screen sharing is an intuitive User Interface. No dialing or conference codes. Built-in phone to conference anyone.

• Always Feel Connected: Gather every day in Office Anywhere no matter where your people are. Build persistent project rooms with your cloud applications.

Check out these other great solutions from TelecomTemps: 

Workspace Communications
Canvas Recorders

CDR-DATA Call Accounting and 

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The Public Sector Considers Mobile-First Approaches to Citizen Interactions

More states and cities are announcing “mobile-first” strategies, but what does that really mean?

 

The term “mobile first” was introduced by technology entrepreneur Luke Wroblewski in 2009. The term is an acknowledgment that many — maybe the majority — of users now use mobile devices to access information, shop and conduct various forms of business. A mobile-first strategy essentially means making mobile technology a priority rather than an afterthought.

Until recently, mobile first was primarily applied in the private sector. But over the last couple of years, governments have been building mobility into their IT plans. A number of states, including Texas, California, Georgia, Arkansas and Colorado, recently announced mobile-first policies. But what does mobile first really mean in terms of how an agency does business and operates internally?

“Mobile access is rapidly becoming the primary way in which people seek government information,” said Alan E. Webber, research director at IDC. “Mobile first is about being responsive to constituents and what they want. It’s about designing your sites and services with mobile in mind. In turn, that prompts you to do things — and think in ways — that perhaps you didn’t before.”

http://www.govtech.com/local/The-Public-Sector-Considers-Mobile-First.html