Ooma Blog
The pros and cons of messaging with emojis in the workplace
November 18, 2024
Emojis have moved from informal communication to the business world. If you’re unsure if this is the right move for your business, read about the pros and cons of messaging with emojis in a professional business environment.
 | by Tori Nonnet |
5 ways call logs can make your business better
November 18, 2024
For many companies, call logs are a valuable resource that can reveal trends, highlight staffing needs and help with employee training. This blog post reveals five practical ways call logs can take your business to the next level.
 | by Mike Butts |
7 ways to prepare your business for Small Business Saturday
November 11, 2024
With a little planning and creativity, you can help shoppers keep their dollars local while celebrating Small Business Saturday 2024 on November 30th. Check out 7 ideas for making this year’s Small Biz Saturday a success for your business!
| | by Mike Butts |
2025 New Year’s resolutions: Ring in the New Year with Ooma
November 10, 2024
While it may feel like 2024 started yesterday, 2025 is just around the corner. You know what that means: New Year’s resolutions. It can be a lot to think up of goals you won’t abandon six months from now, so here are some resolutions to inspire you.
 | by Jim Gustke |
Guide to the best internet options for your needs
November 6, 2024
Whether you’re streaming movies, working from home or gaming, the speed and type of connection you pick should align with your lifestyle. This guide explores the terminology and considerations for choosing the best internet options for your needs.
 | by Alicia Kalnawat |
5 vital questions to ask every UCaaS solution provider
November 5, 2024
Choosing the right UCaaS solution provider can be tricky. As you sift through vendors, the features and service options start to sound similar.While one provider offers the right price, another vendor talks about options you hadn’t considered. One company has stellar reviews, but its platform seems complicated and hard to understand.
 | by Natalia Casselman |