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Verizon has begun accepting orders for the Samsung Galaxy XCover6 Pro, a rugged 5G smartphone designed for demanding business environments. Available for $49.99 after a $250 discount with a new line or upgrade, it can also be secured for $10 per month with a BIC. The device features a 6nm Octa-Core processor, 1TB expandable storage, and a replaceable long-lasting battery. With a MIL-STD-810H certification and IP68 rating, it is built to endure extreme conditions, making it suitable for various sectors. The Galaxy XCover6 Pro also includes Samsung Knox security, ensuring robust protection for mobile workforces.
Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) is set to announce its third-quarter 2022 earnings on October 21, 2022, at 8:30 a.m. ET during a webcast. Interested parties can access the earnings news release and financial tables starting at 7:30 a.m. on Verizon's Investor Relations website. In 2021, Verizon reported revenues of $133.6 billion, cementing its position as a leading technology and communications provider globally. The company specializes in data, video, and voice services, ensuring customer connectivity and security.
Verizon Business has launched BlueJeans Expo, an all-in-one event management platform for enterprise collaboration and virtual experiences. Set for general availability in November 2022, it integrates live and on-demand video, event management, and content hosting. The platform aims to enhance audience engagement and loyalty through customized community hubs. Features include attendee dashboards, content management, gamification, and compliance tracking for continuing education credits. Verizon generated $133.6 billion in revenue in 2021, reinforcing its position in technology and communications.
Verizon has added NBA League Pass and NBA TV to its subscription management platform, +play, aimed at enhancing user experience for its customers. This platform allows users to manage various subscriptions seamlessly, providing access to live NBA games and exclusive content. Verizon's chief content officer noted that this addition is part of their strategy to deliver innovative solutions that address consumer needs. With over 200 streaming services available, +play aims to facilitate better content discovery and management for subscribers.
Verizon Business has announced enhancements to its BlueJeans Gateway for Microsoft Teams, aimed at improving hybrid collaboration. Key features include Direct Guest Join support, enabling seamless meeting access, and optimizations for existing hardware. The solution is designed to boost employee engagement without the need for new hardware investments. Verizon has also been recognized as one of the first U.S. partners for Microsoft Teams Phone Mobile, set to launch in Q1 2023, further enhancing communication capabilities.
Verizon has upgraded its Call Filter app to help users identify callers by category, thus improving call decision-making. In the first half of 2022, Verizon blocked 5.3 billion unwanted calls, with over 27 billion blocked to date. The app also addresses neighborhood spoofing, allowing users to block up to five area codes for free. Verizon's commitment to reducing robocalls supports its broader strategy of enhancing customer experience amid 5G innovations. In 2021, Verizon generated revenues of $133.6 billion.
Verizon Business released findings from a survey on the post-pandemic workplace, revealing a disconnect between business decision makers (BDMs) and employees. While 75% of BDMs reported improved personal productivity since pre-COVID, only 38% of employees agreed. Additionally, 36% of BDMs do not see technology as a strategic investment. The report highlights significant barriers to success within organizations, including outdated systems and a lack of integration in contact centers. To improve productivity and satisfaction, companies must align employee experience (EX) with customer experience (CX).
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Verizon and Ericsson to showcase 5G innovations at SoFi Stadium on October 19
Verizon Business will present its 5G capabilities at the 5G Innovation Sessions, featuring partnerships with Ericsson, AWS, and others. The event will highlight applications like real-time container tracking and crowd analytics. Executives from various organizations will participate in demonstrations and discussions. Verizon’s commitment to community engagement is evident in its $1 billion investment to promote digital equity and support small businesses. The Welcome Unlimited plan offers competitive pricing for new customers.
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