When your colleagues are again digging through the depths of the old intranet searching for a lost document, and an important message gets buried in a deluge of useless updates, something’s wrong. Intranet is a lot like that old file cabinet. It’s huge, cluttered with everything, and it appears as if everything’s in its place. But when you need to find something specific, good luck trying to find it.

Sometimes searching for important information feels like walking through a dusty old archive – endless shelves piled high with folders full of old conversations, project overviews, and to-do lists. A dim light from a flickering lamp does little to help, and that smoldering fuse keeps prodding you that the deadline is looming near. You’re stuck, eager to dig through that one important message with up-to-date revision notes, knowing time is not on your side.

A content manager’s morning can feel like a mini survival quest. You sit down with your coffee, ready to tackle an important task, when suddenly – bam! – a flood of notifications from various apps bombards you. Need to find a document urgently? Great, it’s somewhere in the cloud… or maybe in the task manager? Or perhaps a colleague sent it in the chat?

The Swedish Armed Forces (Försvarsmakten) has announced it will standardise on Signal for all non-classified communications via mobile devices. Signal has a strong security posture, encompassing end-to-end encryption, minimal metadata, and other privacy-preserving features. The decision underscores an ongoing shift among military and government entities worldwide towards adopting end-to-end encrypted communication solutions to protect unclassified yet sensitive exchanges.

In 2025, developers building cross-platform mobile apps face three main contenders: ByteDance's Lynx, Meta's React Native, and Google's Flutter. Each framework offers a different approach to the same challenge: how to build high-quality apps that work across platforms while keeping development efficient.

‍ Did you know that over 80% of businesses plan to implement AI-driven chatbots by 2025, according to a 2024 study by Gartner? Not surprisingly—modern team chats have to be fast. Above all, though, it should also be highly individualized and extremely safe. Conventional message systems may fall short of these standards, leaving companies with security concerns, missed opportunities, and poor responses. AI-enhanced real time messaging then comes in quite handy.

Smart contracts are self-executing agreements in which the terms and conditions are embedded directly within code, operating on blockchain networks. By removing the need for intermediaries, smart contracts enhance efficiency, security, and transparency in business operations. Their implementation allows businesses to automate transactions, bolster data integrity, and streamline workflows.

‍Government cybersecurity isn’t just about protecting data—it’s about national security and public trust. According to the latest data, ransomware attacks on U.S. government agencies jumped by 50% in 2023. The start of 2025 wasn't much better, with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) highlighting newly exploited vulnerabilities—such as CVE-2024-29059, an information disclosure flaw in Microsoft .NET Framework that could expose sensitive information.

Building a great SaaS product isn’t just about features—it’s about keeping users engaged. You might spend months developing an amazing tool, but if users sign up, explore a few features, and then disappear, all that effort is wasted. Often, it’s not that they dislike your product; they simply forget about it or never realize its full value. That’s where multichannel notifications come in.

As space becomes an increasingly contested domain, military and defense organizations require robust communication solutions that ensure secure, reliable, and instantaneous data transmission across their operations.