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On Sunday, August 30, there was a massive, half-day network outage that interrupted service across the US. The latest news reports indicate that there was an astonishing 3.5% drop in global internet traffic during the down time incident which appears to have been caused by CenturyLink, one of the world’s […]
Last month the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued an Order in the ongoing robocalling proceeding and, unfortunately, it could spell trouble for enterprise customers engaged in any form of customer outreach by phone. While the FCC’s intention may have been good, it was short-sighted and failed to clearly define the […]
In late April 2020 the FCC adopted sweeping new rules that will allow potentially hundreds of millions of new WiFi access points and other unlicensed devices to transmit on the same 6 GHz frequencies that are currently used by public safety agencies, energy companies, telecom carriers, and many other licensees […]
If you’re a new management or a new private equity investment team, what do you need to do to understand the company that you’ve inherited and how to derive savings? This is often the big question that’s asked because savings are usually one of the main goals of mergers and […]
This is an update on the FCC’s recent proceeding (ET Docket No. 18-295) to allow the deployment of new unlicensed transmitting devices, most likely for use as Wi-Fi devices, in the 5925-7125 MHz (“6 GHz”) band. The rules allowing unlicensed devices at 6 GHz became effective on July 27, 2020, […]
Companies are always looking for ways to drive cost savings, and in today’s uncertain environment it’s more important than ever. Invoices from network services providers are complex and that complexity leads to waste or spending money on things that you don’t use or shouldn’t be paying for in your network […]
