Your Cloud Softphone application is complete. You've put the finishing touches on it and set it live. What happens next? If you open your dashboard, you'll notice that the Cloud Softphone platform has generated the binaries you've purchased. If you're exclusively interested in pushing your app to desktop users, you're more or less done — all that's left now is distribution. However, if you want your app to be available on mobile, that complicates matters.

Almost every one of us has participated in a Zoom or Skype call in the past couple of years. Whether for work, personal use, or something else — remote video conferencing has become the norm as COVID-19 restrictions shut down our ability to meet physically. Even today, there is still some wariness in overcrowded meeting rooms.

When Apple first came up with the phrase ‘there’s an app for that,’ it’s unlikely that anyone could have predicted just how massive the smartphone market would become, nor the sheer volume of apps available online. Case in point, there are currently 3.48 million apps on the Google Play Store, and 2.22 million on Apple’s App Store. It follows, then, that no matter what kind of mobile software you intend to develop, a strong marketing approach is critical.

Communication is the lifeblood of your business, especially as companies expand into multiple locations and employees are choosing to work remotely more often. While most organizations have telephone services and fax machines figured out, the adoption of VoIP technologies is the largest step towards a more robust collaboration system in a long time.

Almost every one of us has participated in a Zoom or Skype call in the past couple of years. Whether for work, personal use, or something else — remote video conferencing has become the norm as COVID-19 restrictions shut down our ability to meet physically. Even today, there is still some wariness in overcrowded meeting rooms.