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In a world where information travels at lightning speed, keeping a tight grip on your communications is essential. Whether you’re overseeing laboratory results, handling sensitive legal documents, or managing enterprise operations, fax message tracking ensures that every transmission is accounted for, delivered on time, and securely managed. As an application within Passport’s Personal Communications Center, […]

Despite the rise of digital alternatives, secure faxing remains a trusted method for sending sensitive data and documents. It continues to play a crucial role in industries that require the handling of confidential information. With Lane’s robust faxing solutions, traditional faxing has been revamped to meet the demands of the modern business world. This blog

Business communication has evolved significantly over the years. With the rise of email, video conferencing, and instant messaging, many might wonder, is faxing still relevant? Surprisingly, faxing remains a steadfast companion to sharing information, proving its value even in the digital age. Faxing frequently gets associated with bulky fax machines and excessive paper use, but

As of 2025, approximately 43 million fax machines exist worldwide, while 17 billion faxes are sent each year.  Despite the decline in fax hardware, however, fax remains prevalent as ever. You’re probably wondering –  in the age of instant messaging and email, where does fax fit in? The answer is through integrated messaging. As fax

Faxing remains a fundamental part of business communications, but many users may not know how to leverage the technology to its fullest potential. From contracts to confidential reports,  faxing plays a critical role in securely transmitting important documents. However, sending or receiving faxes incorrectly can lead to delays, errors or worse, damage company reputation. Whether

Faxing remains a key tool in business communication, offering secure, compliant, and efficient ways to exchange sensitive information. Despite the growing reliance on newer digital solutions, faxing solutions still hold weight as one of the most secure ways to communicate. The global fax services market is projected to grow to a staggering $6.5 billion by

With remote work becoming a staple for over one-fifth of the workforce in the United States, the need for efficient communication tools has never been more important. While email and instant messaging dominate day-to-day exchanges, faxing remains a crucial method for securely transmitting sensitive documents. For professionals balancing remote jobs, mastering effective faxing can help

Technology is constantly evolving, especially with methods of communication. The way we send and receive documents and information needs to be timely, secure, and seamless. For industries with stricter regulations – such as healthcare facilities, financial institutions, and commercial businesses – faxing has always been a communication method of choice. However, even faxing has evolved.

Have you ever wondered if there’s a standard file format for faxing? To cut to the chase – there is no standard file format when it comes to digital faxing. In fact, the best file format to use while faxing will largely depend on what information you’re sending and what device or application you’re sending

In a recent webinar, Lane introduced the Passport Fax app for Microsoft Teams, offering seamless fax integration within Teams. This app lets professionals send faxes using a traditional fax number or Address Book and supports attachments for flexible document sharing. Users can efficiently manage faxes with features like viewing statuses, handling inbound faxes, and organizing