As cities and states begin a slow but sure reopening, the COVID-19 pandemic has created a new norm for businesses around the country. More employees will continue to work from home (WFH) despite the reopening. And, small businesses are starting to make adjustments to accommodate
You’ve heard about the ‘Pink Slip’ virus, haven’t you? For those who haven’t (or it’s been a few years and far too many news stories, political fodder, or work-related issues to focus on instead), let’s do a refresher. An employee of a mid-sized company was
Let’s get right to the meat and potatoes of this incredible deal: 5G Internet service is coming, and soon. But for many people, and businesses who understand this new technology, perhaps not soon enough. Most phones, home networks, and businesses are currently using 4G technology,
Let’s make something clear: disasters happen. They can strike at any time and will affect anyone, regardless of their age, race, gender, socio-economic status, political affiliation, and so on. They also have the potential to not just hamper businesses of all sizes, but to cripple
Internet access is a business investment on which you should expect a fair return on. Too little bandwidth means your people will be twiddling their thumbs, pacing and losing their tempers waiting on uploads and downloads and while performing regular daily functions. A slow internet connection can mean loss
If you have a traditional phone system, or no phone system at all, and you’ve made it here, chances are you’re thinking about switching over to a Voice Over IP system. VoIP has a number of benefits over a traditional phone system, especially if you
Voice Over IP is The New Enterprise Standard for Phone Calls As digital technology, particularly information technology, has become more advanced, many businesses have dropped traditional landline services in exchange for an IP based phone system. This is because the latter offers better options for
What is SIP Trunking? What has typically been used to make a phone call, or carry voice traffic, is called the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). PSTN traffic includes, Analog, ISDN BRI, E1 or t1 lines. But with the advent of VoIP (Voice over Internet
With so many devices how can we access all of our documents, files, images, from one device to the other without having to email them to the other device, or carry around a USB thumb drive? With most places offering internet access including most smartphones,
I just love that little dialog from the movie “Bolt”. The little hamster ironically named Rhino, gets his big chance to go on an adventure and fight evil with his favorite television hero, the naive dog Bolt who actually believes he is a real super
