LogMeIn, has released major updates to its Unified Communications & Collaboration (UCC) product, GoToConnect. This includes a refreshed mobile experience, updates to its Cloud Contact Centre as a Service (CCaaS) solutions, new native integrations with Microsoft Teams, bundling options that bring together other LogMeIn products like LastPass, GoToWebinar, GoToAssist and more.

LastPass by LogMeIn has unveiled a new Security Dashboard, providing end users with a complete overview of the security of their online accounts and actionable steps to strengthen their online security.

LastPass by LogMeIn has released findings of a new report conducted in partnership with Vanson Bourne to understand how IT and security professionals across a variety of industries including finance, IT and media are managing their identity and access management (IAM) programmes.

  Xively by LogMeIn and Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) released the results of an IoT scalability benchmark finding that the Xively Connected Product Management Platform can support over 86 billion messages per day – which, by comparison, is enough capacity make every home in the US a connected home.

  Xively by LogMeIn, Inc. released the findings of a new study sponsored by LogMeIn and conducted by Harbor Research, The Internet of Things Journey, that revealed nearly all companies who have embarked on a connected product journey report both financial and customer experience benefits as a result.

An interactive design tool to help nearly anyone, called Xively ProductLauncher has been introduced by LogMeIn, to assist even those with limited technical expertise, quickly and easily create a virtual connected product and business.

The findings of a new commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of LogMeIn, 'Simplifying the Complexity of IoT', reveals product companies may be missing a huge opportunity when it comes to their Internet connected products. The research found that while many companies (51% of those surveyed) are collecting data from their connected products, only about one-third are actually using this data to create actionable insights to b...

LogMeIn Inc has joined OASIS to help spur development of Internet of Things (IoT) standards. Working alongside tech leaders like Cisco, IBM and Red Hat, LogMeIn is helping to shape a core technology—Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT)—that enables communication between connected devices, platforms and services.

LogMeIn announced today its collaboration with ARM to simplify and accelerate commercial development on the Internet of Things. As part of the agreement, the companies are cooperating on LogMeIn's Xively Jumpstart Kit, a rapid prototyping-to-production bundle that significantly reduces the cost, complexity and learning curve required to bring IoT-based connected products and solutions to market.