When imei launched back in November 2000, the Nokia 3310 was just about the most popular phone on the planet. Of course, back then, a mobile phone was just a phone. You could use it to make voice calls (were there any other kind?) and talk to people on the go! You could also send simple messages with love-it-or-hate-it predictive text functionality using the Short Message Service, or SMS for short!

Integration combined with the right mix of technologies and performance management into your existing communications environment can generate savings of up to 40% of operating budgets.

We’re delighted and excited to be part of this year’s upcoming 16ft skiff racing season which gets underway in Sydney Harbour on Saturday 10 October with a non-point score race.

Since the iPhone’s introduction in June 2007, we have seen iOS and Android dominate the market and Blackberry displaced as the leading mobile technology platform in enterprise, which they held since early 2000.

As we said in our article at the end of June, love it or hate it, remote working is here to stay. The coronavirus pandemic has acted as a catalyst rapidly forcing many companies to embrace a work-from-home model. With no miracle cure for COVID-19 on the near horizon, for many employees, working from home is likely to be the new standard.