Push notifications are a valuable tool for keeping users informed and increasing their engagement with your app. You can use push notifications to alert users about promotions, new content, or any other important updates. While push notifications are a powerful tool, setting up push notifications in iOS can be a daunting task that requires a significant amount of effort and time. Fortunately, the Courier iOS Mobile Notifications Software Development Kit (SDK) simplifies this process.

When something goes wrong in the office, it can throw off everyone’s day, especially when it comes to IT operations. Unfortunately, IT problems are bound to happen, no matter the precautions we take. That’s why the quick and effective incident response is key for IT teams, and why ITSM problem management software is a critical component in their arsenal.

Managing the workforce is the responsibility of a company’s human resources (HR) department. This entails various tasks connected to finding, selecting, onboarding, educating, growing, rewarding, and retaining personnel. And it’s as complex as it sounds!

When it comes to team collaboration, Cisco Jabber is a robust tool. It enables users to communicate with one another through multiple channels, including phone, video, VoIP, and instant messaging. These features make it a preferred option for businesses. But, in November 2022, Cisco announced its End-of-Life (EOL) and End-of-Support(EOS). It means Cisco will discontinue the development, sale, and support of Jabber. There will be no more software updates, security patches, and technical support.

There are ways to integrate cross-channel notifications via individual APIs, but we’re here to provide you with a quick guide to send across your preferred channels in one single API call. This guide will focus on sending and automating messages via Slack, MS Teams, and any other channel of your choice from your Node.js applications. You can also automate Slack and Microsoft Teams notifications using Python. This blog is a comprehensive setup guide.

To say that companies have a lot on their plates today is an understatement. As a result, it’s so easy to get caught up in the day-to-day and forget about the most important asset your business has—its employees.