In the corporate landscape, a contract with your telecom carrier will usually last about 3 years. Since you’re contractually obligated to pay a pre-determined rate, your carrier’s goal isn’t to proactively find you the lowest rates. Their job is to keep you paying what you’re paying, plus entice you to sign up for more products …
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At its core, Unified Communications (UC) makes it easy for your employees to communicate with anyone, anywhere, at any time, even using different modes of communication (phone, mobile phone, laptop, etc). UC can help break down the barriers to effective communication by coordinating multiple communication systems or models. It’s important for employees working remotely and …
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Ready, Aim, Fire! In case you survived 2014 without realizing that Technology is hurtling forward at warp speed, or you still do not accept that the Internet of Things is as absolute as the Tax Man, or that your every move will be monitored, recorded and even predicted by Big Data, consider the following facts …
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This is a summary of the Experian report. It can be read here in its entirety http://www.experian.com/assets/data-breach/white-papers/2015-industry-forecast-experian.pdf. Decrease in Point of Sale Breaches New regulations requiring retailers accepting credit cards to adopt new EMV “Chip and PIN” technology by October 2015 (or be financially responsible for any breach theft) should create a major roadblock in …
ATT will have to pay $105,000,000 to settle charges by the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission because their billing practices for millions of wireless customers were deceptive. The type of charges the ruling is referring to are commonly known as “cramming” charges, which are normally third party billing arrangement that allow ATT …
From start-ups to conglomerates, the concept of BYOD (bring your own device) in the workplace is becoming more and more popular. While BYOD makes it easy for employees to access information anywhere at anytime, it also poses a threat to company security. With new technology comes new opportunity for hackers to break in and gain …
