Loopup Share Discussion Threads

[kirk 6] 04/7/2021 15:09

Welcome Simone Noakes who recently joined our marketing team as our new Head of Content! Simone's career has evolved with the times. Coming from a journalism background, she worked on some of the world's most iconic magazines and newspapers before moving into digital and consultancy work, creating storytelling and content strategy for leading brands. She joins LoopUp to lead our editorial output ?

[kirk 6] 30/6/2021 14:22

He is a Thai boxing

[the monkster] 30/6/2021 13:39

Looks like Neil Fox isn't the project manager we thought he was. Shame on you Neil !

[kirk 6] 28/6/2021 17:45

Same again tomorrow please

[kirk 6] 28/6/2021 09:40

Yes its encouraged some big buys this morning

[the monkster] 27/6/2021 21:20

the appointment of Neil Fox

[kirk 6] 27/6/2021 14:35

What will?

[the monkster] 27/6/2021 13:01

will this give the share price a boost Monday u think ?

[kirk 6] 25/6/2021 19:36

Meet Neil Fox who joined our UK team this week as Programme Manager! Neil joins our project delivery team and will be supporting our customers on their journey to a truly unified solution, helping explore new ways of working and embracing change to accommodate the demands of a remote workforce. Neil has worked in the IT/Comms sector for over 25 years gaining hands on knowledge of many technologies including PBX, VoIP, LAN/WLAN/DATA infrastructure and contact centres right through to the latest M365, SIP, UC, cloud and SaaS solutions.As a certified practitioner in MSP, Prince2, Agile and as a Scrum Master, over the last decade he has shifted from a technical to programme management role focusing on guiding customers through their digital transformations.

[the monkster] 21/6/2021 15:29

what a disaster this has been. Maybe if we all go back to work this will do better cos WFH aint the answer that's for sure.

[the monkster] 18/6/2021 14:05

wrong board !

[kirk 6] 17/6/2021 22:39

Microsoft now second biggest UCaaS provider in the world17th June 2021By Simone NoakesWith Teams Calling, Microsoft has taken a stratospheric leap to the number two spot in one of the fastest-growing technology sectors.For many organisations, the past year has been transformational in terms of how and where we work. The shift to hybrid working has put cloud-based solutions in full focus, and Unified Communications as a Service is now one of the fastest-growing technology sectors. In Q1 the UCaaS user base grew by 46 percent from the first quarter of 2020 according to a recent report.UCaaS brings together the telephony, meetings and messaging functionalities that a flexible workforce requires on a platform they can access from the cloud. It effectively delivers the collaboration and communication tools of their office to wherever they work.Synergy Research Group who authored the report on UCaaS believe this is just the beginning. 'Due to Covid-19, companies of all size have accelerated their digitalisation efforts which has helped to drive more aggressive growth in UCaaS,' says Jeremy Duke, founder and chief analyst at the intelligence and analytics group. 'UCaaS still accounts for less than 5% of on-premise or hosted PBX subscribers, so there's clearly long-term growth potential. This is not just a short-term boost, and our forecasts show continued rapid expansion in the subscriber base.'In this fast-growing sector, Microsoft is blazing a path upwardsTeams is the fastest growing business app in Microsoft history. It has swiftly established itself as the internal collaboration platform of preference for many businesses, becoming the new way to work for more than 145 million daily users. According to Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, 'Microsoft Teams is on its way to becoming a digital platform as significant as the internet browser or a computer operating system.'By adding Calling to Microsoft Teams, it becomes a powerful UCaaS platform for internal and external communication. In 2019 Microsoft's Skype for Business had a negligible share of the UCaaS market. The introduction of Teams Calling has powered Microsoft's UCaaS market position from outside the top five to number two in just 12 months, easily overtaking many established UCaaS providers.

[1224saj] 16/6/2021 21:47

I've just looked up the CEO on LinkedIn, glad I'm only in for 1000 shares. Inexperienced people playing with big toys, at shareholders expense. Put some money on the table gentlemen? I'm just waiting for the boredom to set in and they move onto the next boys club. I'll be out at 50p, painful.

[kirk 6] 16/6/2021 09:43

Although the company has such a brilliant future, in a market that is continuing to grow exponentially post Covid it's just incredible the lack of communication and updates from the board of directors. Yes get on with the job, but shareholders have funded this company and deserve more updates.

[jimboau] 16/6/2021 08:44

If any shareholders turned up they should have given them hell, lol. Disastrous performance all things considered, clear out the useless management team.

[scubadiverr] 15/6/2021 21:22

The directors are still alive?

[kirk 6] 15/6/2021 20:47

Brilliant news

[kirk 6] 15/6/2021 08:26

Will there be any feedback from AGM, Primary reason would be to ensure we have a living, breathing board of directors

[the monkster] 07/6/2021 13:30

no idea but even if he did it would be buy buy buy. He wont be buying tho i bet !!

[trainsailing] 03/6/2021 08:48

Does Simon Thompson from IC still cover this?

[the monkster] 02/6/2021 17:17

or maybe they dont.

[the monkster] 28/5/2021 21:55

MMs need to let it go