Posted on Jun 26, 2024
| Tags: 2025, phone lines, phone systems, calls
There’s something about being a harbinger of doom that can cause the author of that discontent either an element of glee or a sense of “I’m, sorry to have to tell you, but...”, and we were definitely in the second of those two camps when, back in January of this year, we reminded you about ‘the soon-to-be-upon-us demise of copper wire-based telecoms’.
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Posted on Jan 24, 2024
| Tags: phone lines, phone systems, broadband
Far be it from us to be like “a leaking roof in a rainstorm” as the Bible’s book of Proverbs refers to someone who nags, but have you given any further thought to the soon-to-be-upon-us demise of copper wire-based telecoms?
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Posted on Nov 29, 2023
| Tags: broadband, phone lines, mobiles, phone systems
As a Telecoms company we make a point of, forgive the phrase, trying to keep ahead of the curve. Telecoms and IT are two areas where quantum advances are being made on a regular basis and those of us who fall behind don’t just fail ourselves but fail our customers, and we don’t want to do that so, on your behalf, we continue to scour the news and study the runes to see what’s coming next and how it might affect or benefit us all.
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Posted on Sep 27, 2023
| Tags: phone lines, phone systems, broadband
From time to time, we are, all of us, prone to fall foul of that old adage ‘out of sight, out of mind’. Our ability to conveniently forget things is a large contributor to the reason why history so often repeats itself; much as we promise ourselves not to get caught out again or to deal with something by nipping the problem in the bud, we don’t and then have to live with the consequences.
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Posted on Apr 27, 2021
| Tags: phone lines, phone systems, broadband, 2025
What is no secret but is treated like it is?
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Posted on Mar 10, 2020
| Tags: broadband, security, phone numbers, phone lines, disaster recovery
Disasters are a part of life; floods, fire, illness, to name a few. That is why we have insurance. If we sit down and think about potential disasters and how they will affect our businesses, we can plan for them, reduce their disruption and even lower our insurance policies!
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