Skip to Content
March 14, 2024
April 4, 2024
April 8, 2024
April 18, 2024
CCMI Laura McDonald & Deb Boehling How Rapid Delivery works, the services it impacts and, most importantly, the steps you should take if you do business, or are thinking of doing business, with Verizon. Long delivery times are among customers’ biggest complaints about their telecom vendors, so Verizon’s “rapid delivery” […]
CCMI Hank Levine & Jack Deal In today’s Brave New World of enterprise telecom, MPLS has supplanted private lines, frame relay, and ATM as the backbone of data networks. At the same time, SIP trunking is well on its way to replacing TDM-based PRI’s for voice. By the end of […]
Webtorials Hank Levine In the late 90’s it was Frame Relay; five years ago it was MPLS. Now SIP trunking is all the rage in corporate telecom circles. There are two good reasons for that. First, it saves large users a lot of money in an area (voice, and particularly […]
No Jitter Ben Fox & Marc Lindsey Stiff competition and cloud providers’ eagerness to sell services allow enterprises to negotiate best-in-class transactions and obtain market-leading services. Private cloud installations are an increasingly common component of enterprises’ data center strategies. They complement traditional data center infrastructure and public cloud services (such […]
Webtorials Hank Levine & Jack Deal Over the last few years, large enterprises have begun to reap the benefits of moving from “traditional” TDM technology – PBX trunks and the like – to SIP trunking for voice services. SIP, if anyone doesn’t know it by now, is basically a way […]
The Three Ps of Global Telecoms Project Sourcing and Management Who’s Who Legal Deb Boehling and Hank Levine Twenty years ago, global enterprises rarely exercised common management or control over global telecom resources. Each country or region purchased the services it preferred from the vendor(s) of its choice and interconnected […]
March 14, 2024
April 4, 2024
April 8, 2024
April 18, 2024
