4+ day, 3+ hour ago   (217+ words) After our recent Voice of IT survey on VoIP, we’re back to present with another survey that would give you the opportunity to share your valuable expertise with us. For this survey, we focus on technology that’s a lifeline for…...

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (179+ words) This article focuses on the ratings of AI features. Although these weren’t broken down in detail in the Voice of IT study itself, Aberdeen observes the following general structure for current use of AI in VoIP and UCaaS offerings: Table…...

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (589+ words) A ticket sails into your help desk queue urgently, claiming the internet is down. You glance at your monitoring dashboard, which looks perfectly normal. The firewall logs appear clean, and every website you try loads fine from your desk. Meanwhile,…...

6+ day, 3+ hour ago   (335+ words) Here’s the problem: that little box sitting on a shelf might already be working for someone else. The initial payload was a Linux ELF binary that came back with zero detections across every scanning engine on VirusTotal. That router humming…...

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (754+ words) Nearly two years after certification, Wi-Fi 7 has moved beyond the launch phase. With enterprise-grade access points now widely available and device support growing, IT leaders are evaluating whether the new standard can deliver enough business value to justify replacing a…...

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (762+ words) Enterprise cloud architecture used to be an engineering decision based on latency, uptime, security, and cost. Now, it’s a political one. Driven by rising global tensions, Gartner named geopatriation Opens a new window – the migration of workloads from global public…...

3+ day, 3+ hour ago   (906+ words) It feels like just yesterday that the arrival of Wi-Fi 6 was big news in the world of IT networking. But as we all know, time flies especially in tech. Believe it or not, Wi-Fi 6 devices and networking equipment launched way…...

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (261+ words) It’s tempting to classify that incident as a rare scenario you’re not going to encounter, but that assumption doesn’t hold up. Services leave your stack all the time. For example, they could depart when you consolidate overlapping tools after an…...