It’s no secret that the technology industry has gone through drastic advancements over the past few decades. While technology has the capability to make everyone’s lives a bit easier, it also makes us all much more vulnerable to cyber threats, especially over the past year as remote work has become more common. Keep reading to …
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It’s a new year, which means a new array of personal and professional resolutions. In the age of technology, it’s a must that businesses incorporate cyber security into their resolutions. Businesses fail too often at properly securing their phones—VoIP and mobile—and their Internet services, which hackers across the world prey on. Now that we’re firmly …
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Winchester, VA – September 9, 2019: This last week the Department of Defense (DoD) awarded a multi-billion-dollar award to General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) for what is coined as the Defense Enterprise Office Solutions (DEOS) contract. The scope of this contract is to deliver an office suite of applications and services to support DoD users …
Winchester, VA: March 16, 2019 — According to YouMail Robocall Index, nearly 48 Billion Robocalls Made in 2018. This annoyance to both consumer and commercial users of the new IP enabled Public Switch Telephone Network (PSTN) is only going to get worse as bot technology gets more integrated with Voice over IP (VoIP) networks. Fortunately, …
Feburary 11, 2018 – Winchester, VA. Having wrapped up a week in San Diego, CA attending AFCEA West, I had the opportunity to listen to senior DOD and Department of Navy (DON) Executives share their vision on how to move the Department forward. There were a lot of consistent themes such as “go fast” and …
Winchester, VA – October 7, 2018 : The Information Technology industry has been marketing the concept of convergence for over ten years now, however depending on who you speak with, the term “convergence” has many different meanings. For some the meaning represents the consolidation of applications. For others it is the consolidation of networks. And …
One of the issues being wrestled with by the FCC is how to govern 911 requirements in a Voice over IP (VoIP) environment. Recently, the FCC conceded that VoIP end instruments were not reliable enough to guarantee a 911 call, and then elected to focus on the reliability requirements of Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) …
On January 11th, we had the pleasure of holding a DOD UC Summit meeting at Shenadoah University for a full day of presentations given by speakers representing their company. We had 18 guests show up to listen to the presentations and it was a great experience for everyone. We were pleased to have Mr. Richard …
In response to the large number of requests received to publish a follow-up on my last post, I am posting this in response. With my last post I hit on the multiple issues that represent real world roadblocks to seeing Unified Communications (voice, video and collaboration) being successfully rolled out within the Department of Defense …
As many vendors of legacy TDM telephony technology end their support for classic End Office and PBX solutions, customers are faced with the challenge of deciding what their transition strategy is going to be and how much is it going to cost. With flagship TDM companies like Nortel and Lucent no longer in the voice …
