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There is a range of quality when it comes to VoIP. Cellphone calls run on VoIP, so you have an idea of what I mean by “range of quality.”
But if you are buying, selling, implementing or considering VoIP, how do you decide which to buy, sell, [...]
Continue Reading →Chicago VoIP! Sounds like a cop show doesn’t it? VoIP is almost as exciting these days.
TMCnet published an article recently about the growing interest in VoIP applications, particularly in the arena of telecommuting workers and small businesses that need a powerful communication solution without the big price [...]
Continue Reading →Hurricane Irene was rough on the East Coast. It certainly could have been worse, as many of pointed out, but the threat of the storm, and then the actual storm, were a stark reminded that it’s a good idea to think about emergency plans well before the emergency hits when it comes to your business.
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The results from IDC’s annual Digital Universe study (sponsored by EMC) published their key findings on just how much information we’re all creating and using. And every year, the study is a powerful springboard for discussion across the industry. We like it because it makes people think.
This year, though, it’s more than just big [...]
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Business Continuity to Face Modern Enterprise Challenges
The modern enterprise faces a dizzying array of business and IT challenges. But none looms larger than managing data and ensuring that it is secure and available in the event of human error or Continue Reading →
We work in the world of enterprise storage every day, so we’ve been watching the trends closely.
One trend that seems very clear is that the world of what we know as the “hard drive” is coming to an end. It won’t be long, we suppose, before memory devices with moving parts show [...]
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Today’s Google doodle is inspired by Alexander Calder’s currently on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Chicago. Jered Wierzbicki of Google comments on the inspiration, “Last year I wandered into a white room at Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago full of Alexander Calder’s delicate “objects,” all beautifully balanced and proportioned, moving [...]
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