TORONTO – (November 1, 2021) Momentum Conferencing, one of Canada’s leading conferencing service providers, has completed its acquisition of Dialogue…
Among other things, 2020 will be remembered as the year that remote work and collaboration finally took off. Fuelled by…
When you’re running a business, day-to-day communications can be difficult, especially during a worldwide pandemic. With the transition to work…
TORONTO – (November 1, 2020) Momentum Conferencing, a subsidiary of Wish Collaboration, and one of Canada’s leading collaboration service providers,…
We probably don’t need more proof of how important it is to have a secure communications platform when it comes to web-, video- and teleconferencing. But, then again, because this is all so new to many businesses trying to fully operationalize remotely, there is a great deal of information to wade through.
TORONTO – (March 1, 2020) Momentum Conferencing, one of Canada’s leading conferencing service providers, has completed its acquisition of Telemerge…
If you have been following the coverage of Zoom’s data and virtual meeting security struggles you may have stumbled across the term end-to-end encryption (E2EE), an important security feature of many (though, not all) instant messaging and conferencing apps.
You’ve probably been reading some of the recent coverage regarding serious security breaches with the popular ZOOM video chat and meeting platform. This is a subject that we at Momentum Conferencing take very seriously.
Likely the greatest single business response to the COVID-19 crisis is the mass shift to working from home. From major banks and tech companies to small entrepreneurial operations, offices have emptied out and video conferencing is surging.
Likely the greatest single business response to the COVID-19 crisis is the mass shift to working from home. From major banks and tech companies to small entrepreneurial operations, offices have emptied out and video conferencing is surging.