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ISPs and Mobile Apps: Prying “Eyes” Are Watching You – Part 1

It may not surprise you that your ISP is collecting large amounts of data about you and selling it to third parties.  However, after listening to this two-part podcast, you’ll probably think twice about blindly accepting the terms of use of that “must have” app. In this part one, LB3’s […]

How the Great Resignation is Impacting Network Lifecycle Management

The last couple of years have been challenging for enterprises and their employees; the world has seen dramatic societal changes.  Now, companies are dealing with the Great Resignation, losing some of their most seasoned staff and revealing a huge knowledge vacuum in many areas. In this 8-minute podcast, TC2 Directors […]

Network as a Service Could Deliver Real Value to Enterprises

Network as a Service (“NaaS”) is an interesting concept.  Who wouldn’t want to buy network services like a water utility – pay only for what you use?  Unfortunately, NaaS often encompasses a wide range of commercial and technical aspirations, rather than discrete vendor service offerings. In this 9-minute podcast, Ben […]

ISPs and Mobile Apps: Prying “Eyes” are Watching You

A few months ago, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) released a Staff Report that confirmed our worst fears about internet service providers (“ISPs”): namely, that they are collecting vast amounts of data from their customers, which they are sharing with unknown third parties. The report is the culmination of two […]

What Enterprises Can Do About Cisco Price Increases

Cisco recently announced a 10% increase in its global list pricing.  While the price increase is an average increase across Cisco’s product portfolio, it still stings, and will affect almost every enterprise that runs a network or has networking needs. In this 9-minute podcast, Ben Fox, one of TC2’s Managing […]

Where have all the global network aggregators gone?

One of the key selling points of SD-WAN is the ability to use a variety of network transport options. Enterprises can select MPLS, dedicated Internet access, business broadband, or wireless broadband, for example – whatever makes the most sense, technically and economically, for each site that needs connectivity. Cultivating a mix of […]