Farewell ISDN…
On 30 September 2019, Telstra started the process of decommissioning its ISDN services network and in 2020 NBN Co officially…
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How to protect your VoIP system against toll fraud
Poorly secured VoIP systems present a number of significant risks to businesses, consumers, ITSPs and carriers. The most common and…
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The 5 most used VoIP Business Phone System Features
When we build a new phone system, the first step is to discuss how the business works and map out…
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How much can a VoIP phone system save your business?
VoIP Business Phone Systems have a lot to offer. The flexibility and feature sets are hard to beat when compared…
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Co-Location vs On-Premises – 6 reasons why data centre wins
The data centre has traditionally been the realm of service providers, telcos and big corporates with large, critical workloads and…
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5 key benefits of a cloud hosted VoIP phone system for small businesses
Despite email and chat becoming mainstream communication tools between staff, suppliers and customers the humble business telephone system remains vital.…
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How to turn off SIP ALG on your router and why you should
VoIP problems can be frustrating. They can be difficult to diagnose and when they do pop up they’re usually urgent.…
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Our top 6 rules to live by in the data centre
All our data centre installs have taught us a few valuable lessons about what we should (and absolutely should not) do when installing equipment. Keep reading find out what our top six rules we live by in the data centre.
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Are you ready to ‘work from home’?
Our team has moved to ‘working from home’ arrangements to help with the fight against COVID-19. Our tried and tested processes and technology meant for a relatively seamless transition for us. However, the experience of rapidly changing their entire operating model has not been so simple for many of our clients and partners.
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What is the difference between a data centre and cloud computing?
No matter how big a company or what industry they work in; you would struggle to find a business that didn’t use some form of data centre or cloud computing services. Organisations with a heavier reliance on IT are probably using both and may have had to choose between the two when designing their systems. So, what are they and what’s the difference between them?
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