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Text message 911 service adopted by big four
According to an article from ABC News, the four major wireless carriers in the United States – AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon – have started hosting support for text message 911 in areas where dispatchers are equipped to receive message.
Text messages a dominant form of marketing
A recent article from Insurance Business America examined why text messaging is not only a powerful tool, but the dominant platform when it comes to a marketing strategy
Adopting text message communication an inevitability
A recent article from the Lowell Sun examines how communication is changing and the fact that it is impacting life in unforeseen ways.
SMS services have an impact on business mobility
An article from Forbes, examined several ways that the mobile platform will impact businesses in 2014.
North Texas agencies adopting text 911 services
According to a recent article from The Dallas Morning News, many North Texas public safety agencies have started incorporating text messages as a way to add another avenue for residents to reach out for help.
Mobile devices drive 50 percent of in-store consumer shopping
According to a recent article from Entrepreneur, by the end of 2014 the digital landscape will have influenced $1.5 trillion or 50 percent of all in-store sales.
Using text messages to avoid traffic
The Lake Charles Police Department is using text messages to alert residents of heavy traffic areas and emergencies.
Papa John’s starts delivery order feedback through text messaging
According to an article from The Drum, pizza chain Papa John’s has implemented a new text message system to improve how their customers can provide direct feedback.
Text messaging a powerful platform for customer engagement
While a recent article from All Africa makes the case that South Africa needs to start embracing SMS Marketing, the argument made for it can easily be adapted to any marketplace.
