For reliability, nothing beats plain old telephone service (POTS for short).  This is the traditional analog phone line that you receive from the phone company. POTS was largely replaced by the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), which was introduced in 1988. While POTS was invented for voice communication only (although phone modems transmitted data at dial-up speeds), ISDN was designed for simultaneous voice and data communications.

If you’ve ever been working in an office where the “internet” goes down, you quickly realize how much you depend on web connectivity. Just like when the power goes out at home and you keep flicking light switches to no avail. You cannot control weather events that bring down outside infrastructure. But what can be controlled are the internal components within your working world. The IT infrastructure.

We are pleased to launch our Learning Centre which will bring you answer to common questions, ideas to think about for your work environment, and key information that can benefit the way you do business. It is all about the journey, so enjoy.