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First of all, I want to let you know I have just returned from back surgery and it was quite a minor miracle. I have been out of commission for 6 months. But it’s all good now and I am … Continue reading →

I talk to a lot of business prospects who are “Currently” locked into a long term contract with their telephone or internet service provider. What they are being told is absolutely false. Customers are encouraged to “lock-in” a current price … Continue reading →

Does this mean I have to carry two phones now?

Friday, June 22, 2012 By Paul Harned, DivergentVoIP.com The model for small business telephone systems and service has changed forever! The telephone system of the 20th century is being shut down. Not all at once but the older telephone switching … Continue reading →

Is your business finally starting to grow? After all you managed to survive the economic turndown and now you are faced with adding employees and infrastructure. Before you spend money on a traditional phone system, you should consider vendor hosted … Continue reading →

Stop ruining the environment with your Phone System! Yes I said it. That monstrosity you call a phone system hanging on the wall back in the warehouse is using up way more energy than it’s worth. And to top it … Continue reading →

With information technology (IT) going to the cloud and the availability of apps that will let you reach your home (or office) network with thin client devices like the IPad. Why are we buying software like Microsoft Office and keep … Continue reading →

2 Reasons Videoconferencing Remains A Niche By Kurt Marko InformationWeek October 31, 2011 11:36 AM Room-size, dedicated videoconferencing systems have been around for decades, and Skype introduced person-to-person video almost six years ago, so users are comfortable with this concept. … Continue reading →

A common misconception in the current telecom world is that T-1’s are always better than cable modems or DSL (Digital Subscriber Line). That’s why customers are charged from $250 up to $1200 a month for the service. The sad fact … Continue reading →