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Sprint’s iDEN migration mess

TC2 Blog Kevin DiLallo The following is a guest post by LB3 partner Kevin DiLallo on TechCaliber’s Blog TC2’s David Rohde on telecom. Companies that have installed Nextel in-building systems to enhance the indoor use of their iDEN (i.e., Nextel) push-to-talk devices may be left without in-building enhancement service as […]

Contracting with Sprint in the SoftBank Era

CCMI Special Report Justin Castillo Introduction The buzz around the $20B Sprint-SoftBank deal has died down, but substantial uncertainty remains about Sprint’s strategic vision, especially its wireline operations, and much centers on the role, if any, enterprise customers play in Sprint’s plans. More details about the transaction may emerge as […]

Recent DDoS Attack a Wake-up Call for Carriers and Customers Alike

Enterprises must demand information and accountability about how the carriers manage risk in their network. www.nojitter.com Justin Castillo Security experts have been warning recently that telecom carriers are becoming an emerging target for distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, which attempt to take down a service by flooding it with […]

The Complexities of BYOD

Staying Connected Webinar Series –  Justin Castillo.   Bring Your Own Device, a.k.a. BYOD, means different things to different people. For some, it is a way to give greater flexibility and choice to users, leading to greater end-user satisfaction and productivity. For others, it is a path to lower costs and […]

How Do You Know What Your TEM Doesn’t Know?

Relying on telecom expense management without any kind of backstop could result in missed savings and optimization opportunities. www.nojitter.com Justin Castillo An employee of a large enterprise customer recently explained that his company no longer audits its telecom agreement because they have telecom expense management (“TEM”) software/services, and TEM “catches […]