by Doug AllenFri. April 25, 2008
Carrier Ethernet Services is arguably the hottest sector for telcos these days. New switched metro and long-haul Virtual Private Line Services (VPLS) services from Verizon Business and AT&T; are the latest indication that next-gen Ethernet services are here, and are [...]
by Jim BartholdTues. May 13, 2008
Vonage Holdings has withstood a flurry of patent infringement and other legal action which pretty much brought the company to its knees. Now it’s trying to re-energize itself as it transforms from a VoIP provider focused on cheaper voice services [...]
Tags: VoIP Phone Services, voip service, vonage
Finding cost effective business telecom services is a challenge that your business may not be able to undertake because it is not your core business. However, most business owner’s can save money with a little research into which business telecom services are best for their situation.
A competent and informed business telecommunications consultant is vital to [...]
Tags: business phone systems, business telecom, Business VoIP, pbx systems
by Patrick Oborn, CIO
If there is one thing the internet is good for, it’s networking – finding the people who have the skills and expertise that can give you the help you need. Aside from rocket science, there really isn’t anything more technical on this planet than communications, specifically computer networks, telephone systems, and voice [...]
Tags: value added reseller, var, var network
When you are looking for affordable and quality VOIP service it is sometimes hard to know which VOIP carrier to choose. They all claim to be the best thing since sliced bread or canned beer, but how do you separate the marketing hype from reality?
The first thing you need to look at is your high [...]
In recent years, Ethernet hasn’t exactly been fashionable. People are sick of running long wires all over the place, making holes in their walls, and being restricted when it comes to where they can use their computer. Wireless networking has become all the rage – and some predict that it will have killed off Ethernet [...]