A new generation of fixed mobile convergence technology is enabling companies to ensure workers have business-quality communications no matter where they work.
Tango Networks Executive Vice President Andrew Bale recently explained the hybrid work challenge to Comms Business magazine, a leading media brand covering the UK’s ICT Channel. A clip of his interview can be viewed at...
Mobile services are evolving at an accelerating pace, and while this is bringing huge benefits to the consumer, some of the changes involved can bring their challenges.One of these is the so-called “3G shutdown,” which is making headlines and news broadcasts in the United States.
As the mobile operators look to ramp up their new 5G networks, they are seeking to make more effective use of their...
New mobile phone technologies are ushering in a new generation of Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) options for businesses.
In particular, modern phones supporting eSIMs will enable BYOD to be truly business ready for the first time.
Tango Networks Executive Vice President Andrew Bale recently talked to Comms Business magazine, a leading technology channel publication in the UK, about eSIM as a key...
We’re in the post-desk-phone era.
That’s the message Tango Networks Executive Vice President Andrew Bale imparted recently to Comms Business magazine, a leading publication for the UK’s ICT Channel. A clip of his interview with editor Charlotte Hathway can be viewed at https://youtu.be/OvgvphHHfgo.
Even companies that are spurring people to come back to brick-and-mortar workplaces recognize that...
The world of Work-from-Anywhere has arrived.
If you are a reseller of communications products and services, how are you taking advantage of the surge in demand for remote business communications solutions?
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Mobile communications services and the mobile phone are now the pervasive, dominant communications tools for consumers and business users alike.
And innovations such as Non-Fungible Tokens (NFT) and Private LTE in combination with the new generation of Fixed-Mobile Convergence (FMC) promise to create even more compelling use cases for mobile communications.
What will that future look like?
On 17 June 1946, a driver in St. Louis pulled out a handset from under his car’s dashboard, placed a phone call and made history. It was the first mobile telephone call, placed on a system inaugurated by Southwestern Bell, one of AT&T’s local operating companies.
The service was only available in major cities and highway corridors and was aimed at the business user, including utility companies...
For some companies, it was a revelation about a new way to work. For others, it was validation of a growing trend.
The sudden cutover to “Work-From-Home” for many employees last year caused a broad rethink about where and when work can take place.
And now that businesses are opening back up, the hybrid workstyle, with part of the time in the office and part of the time at home or elsewhere, is...
The promise of Fixed-Mobile Convergence (FMC) was realized only partially at best in the last generation of mobile technologies. But now the new generation of FMC based on native mobile services is radically transforming how business users communicate and even where and how work is conducted.
To explore how this communications revolution came about, it’s helpful to look at the roots of mobile...
Mobile workers using simple self-destructing messaging functions in popular apps could ignite major legal repercussions for businesses with required regulatory recording and archiving.
But as the remote working trend continues to rise – as well as now universal use of mobile phones for business communications – smart companies are enforcing compliance policies by ensuring communications on...
October 11, 2021