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Are public networks as reliable as they should be–and whose responsibility is it to improve the situation? No Jitter (www.nojitter.com) Justin Castillo & Jeffrey Sheldon A series of recent natural disasters have raised questions about whether communications networks are as reliable as they should be. Usually, such discussions involve a […]
CCMI White Paper Hank Levine The forced migration of enterprise customers from telecom services they have been relying upon for decades is a major headache to end users. The pain spawned by service discontinuances calls to mind Kübler-Ross’s five stages of grief – Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance – […]
CCMI Special Reports Justin Castillo & Jeffrey Sheldon Landstrike is a fictional disaster novel about a hurricane that hits the New York City area. Amazon.com called it “the gripping story of Hurricane Nicole’s … catastrophic rampage up New York City’s Hudson River. It is also an enthralling account of the […]
Those who don’t plan can be quickly overwhelmed by a change and spend their time making bad decisions as they put out fires. No Jitter (www.nojitter.com) Laura McDonald & Jack Deal The forces of change are always at work as technology advances and markets fluctuate. But sudden and wrenching transformations […]
This is a “teachable moment” for enterprises regarding the dangers of online terms. No Jitter (www.nojitter.com) Justin Castillo Instagram, the popular photo-sharing social media site, recently ignited a firestorm of protest from consumers during its short-lived attempt to revise its terms of service to allow it to “monetize” (if not […]
CCMI Special Reports Stephen J. Rosen The Tax Man Turns Santa Claus Over the last five years the Internal Revenue Service-the agency charged with collecting tax revenues-has, in one case, refunded more than $4 billion to taxpayers. The catalyst for this reaction was a group of enterprise users that was […]
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