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SIP Trunking lets businesses save on voice costs

Gartner & Forrester show enterprises can reduce their monthly telecommunications costs by migrating from traditional ISDN services to SIP Trunking…

Five new concerns when choosing a WAN

In this white paper we highlight some of the criteria and developments you should include in any requirement documents you are producing, including essential criteria for WAN design and significant WAN developments driving change.

The right communication for your business

Voice services can no longer be considered a commodity. You have to be sure that your voice service supports and underpins your business as we all go through the massive changes the digital economy will bring.

Liquid infrastructure: Transformation innovation

Just as collaborative culture requires flexibility in the deployment of new tools, as teams grow (and shrink) dynamically, the same is true of networking requirements between sites. Businesses need to be able to flex their bandwidth accordingly.

Lessons learned from cloud computing

Current networks are not designed to meet the challenges of digital transformation–supplied as long lead-time, fixed bandwidth circuits with expensive, long-term contracts. But enterprises need a ‘liquid infrastructure’.

The public internet isn’t your WAN

Most digital transformation initiatives are doomed from the start. Why? The network won’t be good enough to support them.

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Connecting to the Capital Markets in the SDN era

Connectivity is at the heart of the Capital Markets. The emergence of cloud computing and software-defined networking are changing firms’ connectivity strategy. The introduction of MiFID II is also having a significant impact. How will these developments affect you?…

SDN: An overnight star?

18 Aug 2016

Software Defined Networking (SDN) is already enabling enterprises to move rapidly into a new era, where your network really is your network. It’s networking that you can switch and reconfigure dynamically.

Value of market connectivity

With increased pressure on margins and fierce competition, it is more important than ever for financial institutions to quickly connect to new markets.