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Since non-IT folks carry the stigma of not being particularly computer literate, try to imagine a random person behind a TV joining a debate with a TV talk show’s host via a web video conference. Now add a properly working headset and a webcam to this picture and think again. I was sceptical at first […]

I’m going to let you in on a secret. Since you’ve repeatedly requested the ISL Online’s mobile devices version, our dev guys have been working hard to grant you the wish. Here is a sneak peek at the first ISL Online item in the App Store.

Living in Canada during the winter can feel like a brutal punishment and at times after a heavy snow fall beefed up with unimaginably strong wind can go beyond humane. Or so it seems to my »sun and warmth addicted« sister who has just moved to Toronto for her new postdoc position (and is probably […]

After a few months of intense anticipation, it finally arrived – the letter saying ISL Online has been selected a new member to the UK’s leading technology trade association, the Intellect. Let me give you some background on the association, so you can share our excitement.

Since I’ve recently posted some articles on ISL Pronto on this blog, many of you have been in contact with our support guys for extra information. Afterall, is one user manual enough for ISL Pronto enthusiasts? 😉

Are you interested to know how the leading pan-European transport and logistics industry supplier uses ISL Online? You’re welcome to read a short case study we’ve prepared in cooperation with the Teleroute’s CEO.

Instant messaging (IM) is one of the fastest growing means of communication. It has sprouted like a weed adopting 50 million users in half the time the email needed to gather its first 50 million users. It seems instant messengers like ISL Pronto have also increasingly gained its popularity in the business sphere.

Before I’m off to a forecasted sunny weekend, I need to share an article with you. The UK’s most influential IT magazine, PC Pro reviewed ISL Online‘s remote support solution. Their verdict says: “Easy to use and reasonably priced, but lacks a free element and offers no apps for iPhone, iPad or Android.” ISL Online […]

Is ISL Pronto worth a try? Let’s consider possibilities of how its live chat as an add-on to your website can improve your customer related services. Also, did you know that it can serve as a nice addition to ISL Light’s remote desktop features? And a free one, too.