Are you looking for a way to gain a clearer picture of your users and use that insight to improve your communication strategies? We've got some great news for you! Today, we're thrilled to announce an integration between Courier and Rudderstack, a customer data platform (CDP) that allows businesses to collect, process, and route customer event data across product, marketing, and analytics tools for better decision-making.
The days of the old-school proprietary software are gone! Open-source is the new kid in town. And it's taking the business world by storm — including enterprise businesses. Businesses of all sizes are increasingly adopting open-source enterprise software as the digital landscape continues to evolve. Traditionally, we've seen open-source projects being adopted by smaller companies with limited budget or niche software needs.
According to Michael J. Papa, the author of Organizational Communication, “a corporation that focuses on horizontal communication places more importance on fostering collaboration than managing work. When a company expands, lateral or horizontal communication is an intelligent approach to maintain a sense of unity and have all of its parts work towards the same objectives.”
In 2023, many schools and universities are increasingly leveraging digital communication to further the goals of effective teaching and assessment. However, many institutions are yet to implement such forward-looking changes. Their efforts are often limited by a lack of funding, outdated infrastructure, or resistance to change. Digital transformation is changing how industries and sectors work, bringing transparency, efficiency and speed to manual processes. The field of education is no different.
Most people know Element as a secure collaboration and messaging app. They know what it looks like on their phone or laptop, appreciate that it’s end-to-end encrypted, and make increasing use of features like threads, polls and location-sharing. In short, they are familiar with the front-end; the client, the app or whatever else you want to call it.
In the healthcare industry, patient confidentiality and data privacy are paramount. Healthcare providers must be extra cautious while communicating and exchanging sensitive patient information electronically, especially with the increasing use of digital platforms and the rising risks of cyber threats. Moreover, data privacy regulations like HIPAA make it mandatory for healthcare providers to ensure the confidentiality of patient data.
What is SPIM? Before you demonstrate your Typoglycemia prowess, let me clarify that it is SPIM, not SPAM. Nevertheless, the acronym heavily refers to spam so they may sound the same, but fundamentally, they differ.
Healthcare industry is undergoing a major digital transformation. Patients are increasingly choosing healthcare providers who offer digital capabilities such as self-scheduling, in-app reminders, and chat support. Moreover, digital healthcare innovations enable intense collaboration of medical and non-medical staff in and between organizations. Empowering digital healthcare communication but staying compliant with important data privacy regulations calls for HIPAA compliant messaging.
