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Automated notifications systems have proven to be a great asset or tool beyond their original purpose of helping a company reach its customers with a more efficient means than snail-mail or manual phone calls.  Automated notifications systems have evolved and transformed to assist with problems or delays of collecting accounts receivables (AR).  Many companies struggle to reduce the number of days to collect revenue, but OpenText/EasyLink’s cloud-based notifications system can help companies automate a labor-intensive task of their AR teams.

To read this full OpenText blog article, click here.

Which came first -the telephone or the fax machine?  The fax machine actually predates the telephone.  The fax machine was first invented in 1843; about 30  years before the telephone was patented.  The first fax machine used telegraph wires to transmit messages.  Even though it was predicted that email and other communications would stall or eliminate the usage of fax machines, faxing is alive and well.  Today, organizations have the option of using a fax server (like RightFax) or a fax service (like EasyLink).

To read the full OpenText Fax Solutions blog article, click here.

Since the 1980s, we in the modern age have enjoyed a type of mail unimaginable by people who lived centuries ago. Email has revolutionized communication, including, of course, business communication. It is not widely known, however, that emails are not tamperproof, unless it is encrypted (and actually very little email is encrypted). Eavesdroppers on a network can read emails being transmitted over that network, including any passwords contained in those emails. The same is true, in fact, for some file transfer protocols such as FTP.  OpenText understands the need that information exchange needs to be secure information exchange.  

To read the full OpenText Fax Solutions blog article, click here.