For some years, ISDN has been the technology of choice for voice sessions and remote radio broadcasts. ISDN stands for Integrated Services Digital Network. It is a set of communication standards for transmission on the traditional copper lines of the Public Switched Telephone (PSTN)Network. It is capable of transmitting voice…
Traditionally, governments have looked for ways to expand their cable networks so that everyone can have fast internet access. But with fifth-generation (5G) mobile technology now offering super-fast internet speeds without the need for a fixed-line connection, could we one day do away with cables all together? Understanding 5G Network 5G is…
Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, or WiMAX, is a set of broadband wireless communication standards that are based on IEEE 802.16 standards. In network terminology, the “last mile” is the last leg of the connection that connects the user to the service provider network. Examples of last mile technologies include…
Remote Storage System (RSS) was introduced with Windows 2000 Server as a solution to the issue of low disk space. RSS was designed to help administrators archive or migrate data from servers onto lower-priced disks and tapes to reduce the need for high-cost storage on a file server. How does…
Business Mobility is a trend that is being adopted by businesses to offer remote working options, and allow the use of mobile devices and cloud technology for business purposes. The pandemic has certainly forced businesses to be agile and mobile. Business mobility is no longer an option: it’s a must…
Conference call bridges allow you to create virtual meeting rooms for your teams. The technology has been in use worldwide for many years. In the post-pandemic era, with travel restrictions in place and employees working remotely, virtual meetings have become a critical part of the business communication toolbox. What is…