Monthly Archives: July 2010

With M5 VoIP we connect our clients directly to our voice data center over a private point-to-point circuit, usually a T1.  Each client has their own dedicated primary and back up connectivity. This direct connection to us allows us to … Continued

On Tuesday, Apple announced its new Magic Trackpad, a standalone version of the trackpad so familiar to users of Apple’s line of MacBook laptops. The Magic Trackpad is designed to be used with Mac desktops as a replacement for their … Continued

Some great coverage for us showed up the other day on msnbc.com as part of a post on how to keep employees engaged and satisfied during tough times. Last year, we ran an employee engagement program called M5 Rock. We … Continued

Here at M5, we want to make the desk phone experience as useful and immersive as the modern smartphone experience. They may not be as sexy as their mobile counterparts, but as our CEO Dan Hoffman says, desk phones are … Continued

In the pre-internet era (yes, a very long time ago indeed), consumers often sought the advice of others before making a purchasing decision (“Hello Eli, any opinions on that seed drill you’ve just acquired?”). And nowadays, this practice hasn’t changed … Continued

We’re in the middle of a dramatic shift for many areas of business; marketing, PR, customer service, HR, sales, web content, training, the list goes on and on. Where just five years ago these areas were completely separate, the fast … Continued

M5 announced today the launch of Call Conductor browser plugins for Firefox and Internet Explorer. These plugins tap into M5′s hosted VoIP smart business phone platform and increase productivity to users who make frequent outbound calls. They allow users click-to-dial … Continued

These days if you don’t have an app store you really aren’t cool. Everyone wants to have an exchange as thriving as Apple’s. One of Microsoft’s partners have announced that they are going to launch an app store just for … Continued