Category: Podcasts

Gridlock in Washington, DC: The Consequences of Regulatory Inaction

Washington, DC continues to be a hotbed of partisanship which has led to gridlock with a downstream effect on the market for ICT services. Paralyzed government regulation and decision-making impacts the competitive choices of services and providers available to enterprises, it slows down the cycle of innovation that leads to […]

March 10, 2023 Andrew M. Brown Podcasts

Dealing With Avaya’s Bankruptcy: Back and Forth … and Back Again

Avaya filed for bankruptcy protection on February 14, its second Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in six years. This is a big deal because Avaya is a big company with lots of enterprise customers. Listen to this 15-minute podcast as Laura McDonald, a Senior Partner at LB3, and Mark Sheard, TC2’s […]

March 6, 2023 Laura F. H. McDonald Podcasts

Mistakes to Avoid in a Global Cloud Migration

Large scale migrations of network services to cloud-based solutions require a carefully orchestrated sourcing and migration plan to ensure a seamless transition of your company’s mission critical services. If you are a large enterprise with a big national or global network footprint, you have to make sure that your internal […]

March 6, 2023 Andrew M. Brown Podcasts

What a Recession Could Mean for Enterprise Deals

Many economic pundits believe a global recession in 2023 is likely, and that includes the U.S. While a down economy could impact you personally, what does it mean for buyers and sellers of technology? In this 10-minute podcast Deb Boehling, a Senior Partner at LB3, and TC2’s Joe Schmidt look […]

February 15, 2023 D.E. Boehling Podcasts

NIST’s BYOD Best Practices Will Become De Facto Standard of Care for Enterprises

When a company permits employees to use personal mobile devices to conduct company business on those devices, they usually have some type of corporate bring your own device, or BYOD, program. Flexibility, employee choice and satisfaction, cost savings … these are all good reasons for allowing BYOD, but is it […]

February 3, 2023 Podcasts

Vendors Have a Surcharge Addiction

The introduction of new technologies and lower cost alternatives to legacy telecom has been great for enterprise buyers of ICT, but not so great for the incumbent vendors, because these changes cut into their profits. To counter the declining revenue stream, vendors have created new, more lucrative sources of revenue […]

February 3, 2023 Laura F. H. McDonald Podcasts

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