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Turmoil in the TEM World

The Voice Report (Vol. 32, No. 12) Hank Levine and Justin Castillo The big news in TEM is the changes in the industry, including (and especially) among the leaders. Not to mention the products and how users pay for them or don’t. By way of background, consider that in 2010 […]

What the AT&T/T-Mobile Deal Means for You and Your Deal

The Voice Report –   Kevin DiLallo, Colleen Boothby, Ben Fox, David Rohde.   The Implications of AT&T’s Acquisition of T-Mobile for Enterprise Users –   AT&T’s announcement of its proposed $39B acquisition of T-Mobile was a bombshell few saw coming. And while the dust settles and the deal works its way through […]

Impact on Enterprise Customers of AT&T Acquisition of T-Mobile

No Jitter (www.nojitter.com) Kevin DiLallo and Ben Fox AT&T’s proposed acquisition of T-Mobile USA will, if approved, significantly degrade the competitive landscape in the wireless services market. When all is said and done it could effectively reduce the number of significant providers not by a quarter but by half. The […]

IPv4: Is the Sky Really Falling?

The Voice Report: Telecom Junkies –  Marc Lindsey and George David.   Summary: You can’t read the trade press these days without seeing ominous headlines about the recently announced “exhaustion” of IPv4 internet addresses and the imperative to adopt the new IPv6 number format. But is IPv4 exhaustion really an urgent […]

Enterprise Connect 2011

Joaquin Gamboa and Marc Lindsey.   Unified Communications and Cloud Computing –  Enterprise Connect (formerly VoiceCon) is the leading U.S. conference dedicated to information and communications technologies for the enterprise. During the 2011 conference, Marc Lindsey participated in a Keynote Panel. The session, “Will the Cloud Take Over Enterprise Communications?,” put […]

What You Get (and What You Don’t) When Procuring “4G” Services

No Jitter (www.nojitter.com) Ben Fox & Kevin DiLallo All four national U.S. wireless network operators are now offering services branded as “4G.” As exasperating as it is to purists, marketing departments couldn’t give a hoot that none of these services actually fulfills the ITU’s data rate requirements for 4G. 4G […]