In November 2023, Prague played host to the Dell Technologies Forum where SMSEagle made an appearance thanks our Sales Partner.
In November 2023, Prague played host to the Dell Technologies Forum, a gathering of tech enthusiasts discussing the latest in cloud tech, APEX, edge computing, data strategies, the future of work, and cybersecurity. More than just talks, it was a space buzzing with exciting ideas and collaborative vibes.
As the forum came to a close, attendees left with more than just a bag full of swag; they carried with them the inspiration to fuel big ideas. The main takeaway was clear: be ready for new ideas, adapt to changes, and position your business for success in the ever-evolving tech world.
Many thanks to our Sales Partner ITAWACS, thanks to whom SMSEagle had a chance to take a part in this exciting event.
For those who couldn’t make it, don’t worry! You can catch some highlights in the video and photos.
SMSEagle is a hardware & software solution that guarantees a swift delivery of your messages to designated recipients, whether it’s for notifications, alerts, or important updates.
We’d like to announce that SMSEagle software version 6.14 is now available. This update brings several useful improvements, along with important fixes that make sure your device works even better.
Automated SMS notifications help send fast and clear updates—no cloud platform or constant internet required. As a manufacturer of hardware SMS gateways, we provide reliable tools that help streamline communication securely and cost-effectively.
For years, many businesses and IT departments have relied on email to text services to deliver critical alerts, reminders, or automated messages. Email to text has offered a quick & simple way to send text messages to a recipient’s phone number using an email client.
The method was straightforward: send an email to a mobile carrier’s SMS gateway address (e.g., 1234567890@vtext.com for Verizon) and the recipient’s carrier would convert that email into an SMS and deliver it. No need for additional infrastructure. It just worked.
