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The trend to stop offering ISDN as an option started with US telecoms giant Verizon ceasing to offer ISDN services to new customers. Similarly, in Europe the upward trend was continued when in 2015 BT announced their plan to migrate all users to IP networks and completely switch off ISDN and PSTN services by 2025.

About GKH Recruitment GKH Recruitment Ltd are a specialist transport and logistics recruitment company offering temporary and permanent driving positions. Providing fully qualified and thoroughly vetted personnel to fulfil temporary staffing needs to help maximise the smooth running of logistic operations.

No Business Remains Unaffected It's safe to say the pandemic has had a significant impact on all business, regardless of their sector, size or customer base. One of the biggest challenges has been the switch to long-term remote working.

Video calls have become a part of our daily life as we adapt to a new way of life. From facetime with your family to Zoom pub quizzes and the obligatory video call with work.

How cloud technology can help you address virtually every business objective

COVID-19 has been the accelerant for digital collaboration, homeworking and even wider adoption of Teams.

As part of the IP Telephony Guide produced by Comms Business, UC Product Director at Wavenet, Barry Ward was interviewed and gave his thoughts on pain points and integrating solutions. The IP Telephony Guide aims to serve resellers and MSPs looking to arm their customers with the technology to beat COVID and turn their heads to an effective long-term technology strategy.

The widespread adoption of public cloud services and the growth of the mobile workforce have rendered perimeter-based security models obsolete. An organisation’s applications and data are likely to exist both inside the traditional firewall and beyond it. Security and IT teams can no longer assume that users and their devices (both personal and corporate) on the network are any safer than those on the outside. Perimeter controls do little to prevent an attacker from moving laterally on the network after gaining initial access to it.

At the moment, there are between 60 and 70 companies that claim they do SD-WAN. This can be confusing for a lot of users, as it leads us to assume that all SD-WAN providers are equal. However, SD-WAN is not the same. The supplier you use makes a difference.