When we are proposing a hosted VoIP phone system from a service provider, our clients often ask if they can buy the phones. My answer is yes but DON’T DO IT! Before I tell you my logic, I have to tell you my story.
The first time I met Josh, I was pleasantly surprised with his warm smile and chivalrous personality. I could’ve guessed this homegrown Cali boy was raised on football and family life. He was just a friend that I hadn’t met yet.
Learn about an unknown, extremely effective tool that will dramatically speed up your network connection! The heaven sent tool is called an Applications Performance Management (APM) and it is offered by some Internet and MPLS network providers, in fact, you may already have this service available to you!
In the age of Big Data, eighty percent of businesses have moved the cloud and more continue to do so! Although this may be new territory for some, rest assured you can still ensure the privacy and security of your network.
Think before you jump! Don’t kick MPLS to the curb just yet! Here are some crucial points to consider before making a move.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, there is much to be thankful for! We live in the time of technology, where big data makes us more resourceful, fiber optics makes us faster, and the cloud increases our productivity. We’d like to…
Parallel Migration with a provider can resolve all potential switch-over issues with MS Office 365
Internet connectivity is tied with a computer for the MOST ESSENTIAL ITEM an employee needs to do their job properly. To figure out if you should pay for a faster Fiber, Business-Grade Internet connection or a back-up Wireless Connection, etc., you simply have to do some math.
Parallel Migration with a provider can resolve all potential switch-over issues with MS Office 365.
I’ve ALWAYS been told by engineers, that if a business has over ten users and needs extremely reliable hosted VoIP voice quality, a dedicated MPLS circuit needs to be installed so that their voice traffic travels over a protected environment (i.e. not the public Internet). Is it possible to have excellent, and most importantly, SAFE voice quality over BYOB (bring your own bandwidth)?