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Understanding Your E911 Compliance Obligations

Beginning this year, new federal regulations take effect that require companies to transmit accurate location information with each 911 call originating from company premises, and next year the requirements become more stringent.  Federal and state E911 rules and regulations are intended to make it easier for users to reach 911 […]

Time to Consider System Integrators for Your Managed Network Services

The market for managed network services is undergoing some significant changes.  Enterprises are increasingly shifting their reliance away from carriers for managed services to system integrator led managed services.  Listen to this 10 minute podcast as Ben Fox, one of TC2’s Managing Directors, and Joe Schmidt describe how adoption of […]

Trends to Watch in 2021 – Introduction

Each year the lawyers from LB3 and consultants from TC2 contemplate what ICT trends are going to have an impact on enterprises in the year ahead.  We may have missed a few things in 2020, like the importance of UC for a completely remote workforce, yet we’ve still identified a […]

Trends to Watch in 2021

As we have done for the past several years, LB3 and TC2 have compiled a list of the trends we believe will have the greatest importance to, and impact on, enterprise ICT customers in the new year.  We will explore each of the following areas in greater detail with one […]

SolarWinds Gets a Hacking Black Eye

If you were following the news this week, you probably heard about a major hack of SolarWinds’ software.  SolarWinds’ software is used to monitor and manage network gear and to monitor applications for countless multi-national companies and several key U.S. government agencies.  The hack is a big black eye for […]

California Privacy Rights Act a.k.a. the Evolving and Expanded California Consumer Privacy Act 2.0 – Telecom and Technology Purchasers Get Ready

On November 3, California voters approved Prop 24, which enacted the new “California Privacy Rights Act.”  This Act, a.k.a. the “CPRA,” substantially amends the existing California Consumer Privacy Act, known as the “CCPA.”  The CPRA, like its predecessor, imposes obligations on businesses with regard to the “personal information” – or […]