Within the business world, communication and sharing information has long shifted from old-fashioned print-and-send methods of the past. The internet is now where emails and social media rule. However ...

Fax machines connected to telephone lines have long been a staple of home-based offices and mega-corporations. In recent years, fax-service providers brought this capability to the Internet to bring ...

The humble fax machine has toiled quietly in offices for decades, persisting as a key piece of equipment for many businesses despite the onslaught of e-mail and other kinds of instant communication.

Using the Internet to send faxes in order to eliminate phone lines, long distance charges and stand-alone fax equipment. Also called "virtual faxing" and "cloud faxing," such services route email ...

I hate faxes. When I had a fax machine in my office, I would arrive in the morning and see the accumulation of restaurant menus, insurance come-ons, and other junk that arrived during the night. Plus, ...

When Peoples Trust Insurance was four months old, the Boca Raton, Fla. homeowner’s insurance company brought a previously outsourced call center in house. Before long, the company’s lone fax machine ...

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 ...

Just a couple of decades ago, you needed access to a dedicated fax machine or an expensive, clunky all-in-one device to send and receive faxes. But the times are fast changing. The first internet fax ...

Sometimes you need to send a fax. But not many people have a fax machine or even access to one. There is a simple solution: online fax services. Online fax services, sometimes called fax apps, are ...

From fast-food and microwave dinners, to super highways and drive-thrus, to instant messaging and high-speed Internet access, our culture seems committed to life in the fast lane. Faster is better, ...