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Twilio
Overview
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TwilioThe Future of Communications |
| United States | |
| San Francisco | |
| 2008 | |
| Public | |
| NYSE: TWLO | |
| $1-10b | |
| 1,001 - 10,000 | |
| Open website |
| Electric Imp | |
IoT Snapshot
Technology Stack
Case Studies
Number of Case Studies100
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EMC's Transition to SMS for Real-Time IT Alerts
EMC, a global leader in cloud computing, data storage, and data virtualization, was struggling with an inefficient and slow method of alerting its 68,000 employees about IT system updates. The traditional method involved drafting an email, proofing it, getting approval from several stakeholders, and finally sending it. This process was not only labor-intensive but also unreliable as it depended on the user's email being unaffected and the user actually opening and reading the email. After sending 1.2 million alert emails in a single month, EMC decided to find a more efficient and immediate way to alert employees. The challenge was to find a solution that was not only faster and less labor-intensive but also globally available and scalable to EMC's needs. |
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Landmax.pro's Growth Through Twilio Integration: A Case Study
Landmax.pro, a cloud software provider for property management, faced the challenge of integrating information from multiple channels such as paper, email, SMS, and phone calls into a single platform for customers to use. The real estate industry, being increasingly mobile, required businesses to embrace technology to stay competitive. However, many real estate agents relied on outdated, cumbersome, and costly communication technology, putting them at a significant disadvantage. Even agencies with multiple business lines couldn't track calls or link them to contacts. The landmax.pro team aimed to create a system that would work for businesses of all sizes and budgets, integrating all paperwork, emails, SMS, and calls affordably and handling that data intelligently. |
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Toyota Connected Leverages Twilio Flex for Enhanced Customer Experience
Toyota Connected North America (TCNA) was in need of a flexible call center solution that could respond to customers’ needs and innovate quickly on a global scale. TCNA's Drivelink, a telematics platform, provides over 6 million drivers with access to emergency and convenience features. However, the technology powering many customer experiences was key to maintaining a competitive edge in a crowded industry. TCNA needed a solution that could scale in North America with more connected vehicles while maintaining high-quality experiences that often connected customers and agents in just a matter of seconds. They also needed a tool that offered direct access to data so that they could drive decisions quickly based on insights. Lastly, TCNA needed an intuitive tool that could integrate into Salesforce CRM and data-management tools. |
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