From Email to AI: How Converged Solutions are Transforming Workplace Communications
Think back about a decade ago and how you connected with your colleagues. Most likely, your primary modes of communication were phone calls or emails. At…
Contact Centre Case Study – Kent County Council
Kent County Council implemented Teams in 2020, and although it worked well for internal communication and collaboration, it become clear an enhanced feature set was required…
Transforming customer contact for a healthcare company providing critical patient services
Our customer, a leading healthcare company that provides lifesaving medication and technologies to patients, are moving to the cloud and Teams globally, transforming their working practices…
Empowering Frontline and On-The-Move Workers with Microsoft Technology
Frontline workers and on-the-move employees are a cornerstone of the economy. These team members make up around 80% of the global workforce. Yet many still feel they…
A message from our CEO
Today, we are sharing some incredibly exciting news. We started Resonate officially in 2015, but in reality, we have been working on the idea of…
Press Release – Resonate is now an SCC business
SCC Strengthens its Microsoft and Unified Communications and Collaboration Portfolio with Acquisition of Resonate European technology solutions and services firm SCC today announced the acquisition of…
Resonate is now a Microsoft Solutions Partner for Business Applications
Resonate, a leading technology company, focused on helping businesses unlock the ROI of their Microsoft investments, recently earned a new Microsoft Partner certification. The team is…
A Christmas message from our CEO, Bob Garcia
It’s a great time of year. We make family memories and for those of us who are getting older, reflect on them too! Here’s one: A…
How Financial Services businesses can make the most of their Microsoft Licences
Digital transformation might not be a new concept in the world of financial services, but it’s just as relevant and crucial today as it was five…