Telecom & Cybersecurity Consulting
Telecom & Cybersecurity Consulting
For many businesses, paying attention to the small things can mean the difference between success and failure. This is especially true in the restaurant industry, where the margins are thin and reputation is a big reason why customers come in the door. Consider the case of a restaurant that’s been operating in downtown Pittsburgh for […]
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An underwritten Equipment Maintenance Program provides a cost-effective alternative to the original equipment manufacturer’s (OEM) service contracts.
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If you’re like most IT managers you’ve got a sturdy infrastructure in place for your applications and you’re comfortable with it. You’ve been aware of cloud IT services and probably have been thinking about how these services might apply to your business and what advantages they might bring.
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This is the second post in our series about SD-WAN. This second post is a high-level description of how an SD-WAN works and a little bit about what makes it such an exciting development in Business Networking.
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This is the first post in a series that we are doing on an exciting new technology available for business called SD-WAN. This first post is to give you the definition of SD-WAN and what applications it can have for your business. We will be posting articles on the various types of SD-WAN, how they work and what sorts of problems they solve.
In somewhat of a surprise move, Verizon Wireless has decided to start throttling Video streaming on their popular unlimited plans. Basically, they’ve turned one good unlimited plan into three bad unlimited plans. They are introducing three new unlimited plans: Go Unlimited ($75 for the first line), Beyond Unlimited ($85 for first line), and Business Unlimited,
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CenturyLink, the nation’s third largest landline provider, is facing a set of class action lawsuits in seven states. These lawsuits all stem from accusations of overbilling and billing for services that were never delivered.
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Verizon is shutting down its Public Cloud offering and giving its users two months – until April 12 – to move their data. Their Public Cloud is the set of services that compete head to head withthe likes of Amazon, Google and Microsoft Azure. Several years ago, Verizon had big ambitions for these services, but
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Mergers and Acquisitions have long been a fact of life in corporate America, and increasingly they are a fact of life in the nonprofit sector as well. Reading the news about the recent merger between Kraft Foods and Heinz to create Kraft Heinz Co., is a reminder that Telecom is a topic that doesn’t always get the attention
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Recently, Google announced plans to enter the wireless (cellular telephone) business – a move which we have been talking about for some time. In this post, the eighth in our series Telecom Tip Tuesdays we will talk about Google going wireless and what this might mean for the wireless industry. What is an MVNO? What
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