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iTWire - Twilio announces the honourees of the 2024 AI Startup Searchlight Awards - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Twilio announces the honourees of the 2024 AI Startup Searchlight Awards

COMPANY NEWS: Twilio, the customer engagement platform that drives real-time, personalised experiences for today’s leading brands, today announced the...

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Twilio Announces the Honorees of the 2024 AI Startup Searchlight Awards - Vimarsana News

Twilio Announces the Honorees of the 2024 AI Startup Searchlight Awards

Twilio’s Global Search for Startups Forging the Future of Customer Engagement and Communications with AI Celebrates Six Standout Innovators ...

Using APIs to innovate faster in a space between "buy" and "build" - Vimarsana News

Using APIs to innovate faster in a space between "buy" and "build"

When it comes to new technology, the obvious choices are buy, or build. But there is a third option, as Chris Busse of Terazo demonstrates with some real-word examples, for Tercera.

How Australian developers modernised companies' communications during the pandemic - Vimarsana News

How Australian developers modernised companies' communications during the pandemic

Using code to enable better customer engagement.

Pharmacy-focused IT provider Fred IT uses Twilio to spin up e-prescription solution - Vimarsana News

Pharmacy-focused IT provider Fred IT uses Twilio to spin up e-prescription solution

Pharmacy specialist IT solutions provider platform Fred IT has created an electronic prescription solution using Twilio’s Programmable Messaging API and Twilio Studio. e-Prescriptions allow patients who have registered for My Script List (MySL) to order their prescriptions with their local pharmacy via WhatsApp.  In order to legalise electronic prescriptions, the Melbourne-based provider needed to build a new system, which would usually take up to six months, it said in a release about the project. To streamline the process, it implemented Twilio’s Programmable Messaging API, reducing th...

Source: crn.com.au