From cloud computing in the workplace to the changing ways employees collaborate and communicate, 451 Research looks at how SaaS vendors like LoopUp, Dropbox and Slack are shaping digital transformation...
We’re ushering in the new year with a very green milestone. Through our partnership with Green Earth Appeal—a member of the United Nations Billion Tree Campaign—we’ve planted more than 15,000 trees! With...
Remote meetings have become a crucial, day-to-day aspect of doing business worldwide. However, the majority of conference calls are fraught with distractions and technology challenges that cost businesses over £26...
We wanted to better understand the practices and behaviors that contribute to this, and so commissioned a survey of 1,000 professionals from the United States and United Kingdom, who regularly participate in conference calls. The…
When it comes to conferencing tools, there’s a list of common frustrations and irritations that plague most calls – from bad connections and background noise to slow downloads to view...
LoopUp was recognized for its ability to deliver exceptional value to customers and for its commitment to product quality.
Despite a “wealth of technology” and innovation injected into the world of remote meetings in the last two decades, there still remains a prevalence of users dialing into conference calls....
It’s been just more than a year since LoopUp went public on the London Stock Exchange, the first tech company to do so post Brexit. There’s been a lot of...
The audio and web conferencing provider was the first technology IPO post-Brexit. LoopUp plays in a highly competitive space but its unconventional strategy has resulted in a differentiated product and...
LoopUp co-CEO, Steve Flavell, speaks with CNBC about common issues in conferencing not yet addressed by the tech giants, and where LoopUp comes in.
Co-CEO Steve Flavell spoke to VOIPReview about the specific ways in which LoopUp addresses the needs of everyday of conference callers, a ‘silent majority’ generally frustrated but resigned to their current systems.
First off, you’re not alone. While audio conferencing has been around for over twenty years, the introduction of web-based products like WebEx and GoToMeeting.
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