R. Turicchi on cloud faxing
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“I think there's a key distinction first to be made here between Cloud faxing and traditional faxing because you're right you don't want the papers laying around you don't want busy signals this is one of the problems that we began to solve years ago with the introduction of a cloud fax because you eliminate all those issues it does transform in a digital manner.”
On , R. Turicchi, Chief Executive Officer & Director at CONSENSUS CLOUD SOLUTION INC, spoke about cloud faxing during Consensus Cloud Solutions CEO and COO Discuss Why Cloud Fax is Important on Consensus.
About R. Turicchi
At the Cloud Security Summit 2024, Turicchi discussed a research initiative by the Cloud Security Alliance Bangalore chapter, which he said involved over 150 CXOs and executive leadership team members. He described the research as covering topics such as the integration of AI and cybersecurity, governance of new technologies, and emerging threats like AI model poisoning. Turicchi stated that the chapter's mission includes publishing 20 global research papers over six years, aiming to "innovate locally" and "impact and inspire globally." In a 2023 video, Turicchi explained the distinction between cloud faxing and traditional faxing, stating that cloud fax eliminates issues like paper records and busy signals by transforming documents digitally. He described cloud fax as easy to use, secure, reliable, and HIPAA compliant, and said that Consensus Cloud Solutions is positioned to address healthcare interoperability challenges by combining 25 years of network-building experience with its technology. In a 2014 talk, Turicchi discussed governance principles at Thomas Aquinas College, where he served as board chairman. He said he was impressed by the college's strong governance practices and its ability to accurately project expenses, and he emphasized the importance of donors knowing their money is used efficiently for its intended purpose.