Streaming service

Now, we know that many companies pounced on the opportunity to use streaming to market their brands. These days, that’s no longer the case as businesses find new ways to leverage the technology. Video streaming has found its way through processes such as virtual doctor visits and drive-through banking. But perhaps, the most promising use of the technology is in customer support.

Organizations are now using video streaming to help customers troubleshoot product and service issues. Video streaming’s interactive nature contributes to customer experience, which is now considered a critical element of customer service. This, of course, is apart from the fact that technology eliminates the need to have a technician to be physically present to troubleshoot problems. 

There are many online music streaming services that you can use to conveniently listen to different music. Here are some popular options (in addition of Volumo which has been suggested by another user):

1. Spotify: One of the most popular music streaming services, Spotify offers a huge library of music, personalized playlists, and podcasts.

2. Apple Music: Apple's music streaming service provides access to a large library of songs, exclusive content, and radio stations.

3. Amazon Music: Amazon's music streaming service includes a large library of songs, personalized recommendations, and various subscription options.

4. Tidal: Tidal is a music streaming service that offers high-quality audio, exclusive content, and original videos.

5. YouTube Music: YouTube Music provides access to official music videos, live performances, remixes, and more.

6. Pandora: Pandora is a personalized radio streaming service that creates stations based on your music preferences.

These services offer both free and paid subscription options, with various features and limitations. You can choose the one that suits your needs and preferences.