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The retail has its own communications challenges, and Quobis is facing some of them, particularly those that are related to workers that spend their time interacting directly with their clients around the shop. Retail, a challenging scenario for corporate communications Mobility, limited access to computers, short term jobs and high workers rotation, lack of time…
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Last week we read this article (link) from Skype about the announcement of the development of the ORTC API for WebRTC. This means that the next versions of Internet Explorer will provide real time communications capabilities but not based on the WebRTC API 1.0 as defined by the W3C that is currently adopted by Mozilla…
Keeping independence scaling without investors
A few months ago, I started to write my master’s thesis about the question whether and how it is possible for small companies to scale without investors. This question is relevant for us at Quobis because we firmly believe in the advantages of staying independent, such as putting all our focus on our customers and our…
Web Technologies – Angular (Part 2)
In a previous post we took a brief overview about Angular and its evolution. Now it’s time to go a bit deeper. We are going to talk about how a component is able to display the value of its properties in the template and, the other way around, how a template can inform about events…
Enterprise-grade messaging apps for desk-less workers, a massive opportunity for telcos
Why companies are investing in mobile collaboration tools?You might argue that this market hasn’t been addressed by telecommunications and technology providers on a grand scale because companies don’t consider it worthwhile spending money in this area. It turns out that there are several indicators suggesting the contrary. In fact, companies with big mobile workforces invest…
History, products and roadmap of WhatsApp for companies
In 2018 one of the co-founders of WhatsApp, Jan Koum, decided to leave the company due to discrepancies over the plans of the parent company (Facebook) to integrate the data of WhatsApp users with other group products. (Goal). This movement, together with other controversies about privacy and data protection that have historically persecuted Facebook, motivated…
