Outsourcers need to take advantage of social media platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter to differentiate themselves from the competition, says RDB Consulting.
The micro-blogging social network has revealed the biggest 'Twitter moments' of this past year.
We round up trends from across the globe that had us scratching our heads.
Google has developed an app that lets users take and view their own VR photos using a device like Google Cardboard.
The social network's live streaming feature is now available to all users, not just celebrities and public figures as before.
The fading Internet giant introduces a new Yahoo Messenger in a bid to make a comeback in the instant messaging space.
The Korean electronics company develops a virtual reality browser to work with the newly released Gear VR headset.
The social network reveals custom United Nations Climate Summit emoji that will automatically appear in tweets when specific hashtags are used.
So many people rely on emoji to convey meaning in communication that one was chosen as Oxford Dictionary's word of the year.
A new feature allows users to stay logged in to multiple accounts at the same time.
The social network extends its paternity leave policy to all employees, allowing dads to take up to four months off.
A viral Facebook quiz raises security concerns, as the terms and conditions state the resultant personal information can be stored and sold.