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Webtorials – Deb Boehling & Janis Stephens. AT&T to Withdraw Broadly Used Non-Ethernet Access, Non-Ethernet Private Line and Non-IP Toll-Free Service In early December, we let you know about AT&T’s Withdrawal of Service Matrix. We expressed surprise that only POTS/TDM telephony voice services were included in AT&T’s December 3rd chart, […]
Webtorials – Deb Boehling & Janis Stephens. AT&T Gives a Hint on When it Plans to Discontinue Key Voice Services Many Enterprise customers understand the dangers of the carriers’ online terms and changes to them, but few have time to keep up with it all. A recent move by AT&T […]
eSchool News Steve Rosen & Colleen Boothby The FCC is investing millions of dollars to remove eRate waste, fraud, and abuse. Here’s how to make sure you’re not caught in its net. eRate-violationsThis summer, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) created a Universal Service Fund (USF) Strike Force, which is tasked […]
CCMI Laura McDonald & Deb Boehling How Rapid Delivery works, the services it impacts and, most importantly, the steps you should take if you do business, or are thinking of doing business, with Verizon. Long delivery times are among customers’ biggest complaints about their telecom vendors, so Verizon’s “rapid delivery” […]
CCMI Hank Levine & Jack Deal In today’s Brave New World of enterprise telecom, MPLS has supplanted private lines, frame relay, and ATM as the backbone of data networks. At the same time, SIP trunking is well on its way to replacing TDM-based PRI’s for voice. By the end of […]
Webtorials Hank Levine In the late 90’s it was Frame Relay; five years ago it was MPLS. Now SIP trunking is all the rage in corporate telecom circles. There are two good reasons for that. First, it saves large users a lot of money in an area (voice, and particularly […]
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