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Research among regional councils in England and Wales says widespread disruption will follow 2025 withdrawal of PSTN
London, UK. 15 August 2022 – A Freedom of Information (FOI) request by Maintel, a cloud and managed services provider, reveals that 23 of the 40 (56%) local government councils
Read moreLaying the connectivity foundations for the post-lockdown world
As the post-lockdown landscape begins to take shape, the dust is settling on the new normal, says Paul Beacham, senior manager, Data Networking Portfolios at BT Wholesale. While the government has asked
Read moreConnectivity – the danger of buying what you’re sold
We all know what happens when there’s a monopoly. Regardless of industry or product, consumers have limited – or no – choice, and end up paying whatever the suppliers in
Read moreWho owns your communications?
Most organisations agree communications are a vital asset – after all, no business can be productive if workers can’t talk to one another, writes Paul Clarke, the UK manager for
Read moreWhy the big ISDN switch-off is good news for everyone
We’re at a pivotal point in the European telecom industry, with many European PTTs planning to switch off ISDN and PSTN lines by the middle of the next decade, writes
Read moreISDN switch-off drives mobile first strategies for enterprises
The term mobile first is gaining traction, as more organisations and their service providers put mobility at the heart of enterprise communications, rather than as an add on, writes Bertrand
Read moreCSPs have just three years to tap into ISDN switch-off opportunities
Communications service providers (CSPs) are at risk of missing a golden opportunity from the switching-off of ISDN and PSTN lines in 2025, warns Paul Clarke, the UK manager of 3CX.
Read moreWhy the UK is following the US and Germany on the road to SIP Trunks
BT’s intention to retire the UK integrated services digital network (ISDN) infrastructure by 2025 heralds the start of a ten year process for migrating all ISDN and PSTN customers to
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