Ten dreaded words: “Just sign this form and fax it over to me.” This is 2012—going on 2013. Faxing is so 1998, and a little bit like loaning someone a movie on a Betamax cassette tape. Increasingly, ...

Have you ever found yourself needing to send a fax, but couldn’t do so because you don’t own a fax machine, don’t have a phone/modem line, or don’t want to pay the high fees associated with sending ...

If you ask anyone who’s firmly committed to staying ahead of the curve, the fax machine is outdated. In today’s day and age, you can easily send files via e-mail or through services like Slack and ...

At Boeing Co., workers no longer spend hours hovering over a fax machine. Instead, the aerospace giant uses the Internet to send 18,000 faxes and receive 15,000 each month via e-mail. A new crop of ...

Faxing has long been associated with bulky machines, paper jams, and loud dialing tones echoing through office corridors. Yet despite the rise of email, digital signatures, and cloud file-sharing, ...

Internet-based fax services offer a convenient way to send, receive and archive faxes, but they can also solve a big problem for any small business that relies on VoIP for its telecommunications.

The sands of time should have buried faxes by now, but if you’re involved in anything involving contracts, real estate, medicine, or businesses that haven’t evolved past the 1980s, you probably have ...

As amazing as this may be to people under 30, many Mac users still need to send and receive faxes. That’s especially true for people who regularly deal with government agencies that won’t accept email ...

Never in human history has the average business been presented with so many ways of doing routine, everyday tasks. Want to make a phone call? You could use a traditional phone, mobile phone or VoIP ...