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When was the last time you looked at how cost-effective your telecom environment is? One look, and you might discover a plethora of data, from user changes to unused devices — and that’s just scratching the surface.
Managing your enterprise telecom has never been more complicated, especially with today’s new corporate environments. As you adopt IoT, hybrid team arrangements, and an ever-expanding fleet of mobile devices, you’ll encounter numerous challenges, from tracking your assets to determining which ones are redundant and bleeding you dry financially.
There have always been security concerns with AI, and one of them has come to the fore in the form of AI-powered attack methods that cut exploitation time in half.
You’re in for some promising news if your business relies on Samsung because managing mobile devices just got easier. Samsung has overhauled its Knox Suite in a way that cuts through the confusion of multiple licences. The changes are comprehensive and include a major restructuring of everything into three clear plans: Base, Essential, and Enterprise.
What do you think of when you hear the phrase “telecom service?”
With mobile costs climbing and performance demands increasing, it’s no wonder businesses across the country are under pressure to do more with less. There aren’t many solutions out there. However, one strategy gaining serious traction is the dual-carrier mobile model.
How To Stop Wasting Money and Strengthen Security For most businesses, mobile devices are essential because they keep teams connected, enable remote work, and support day-to-day operations. But without proper management, they can also be a silent budget killer.
Fast, secure, and reliable connectivity isn’t optional for businesses anymore — it’s essential. With more teams working remotely, IoT adoption skyrocketing, and cloud-based operations becoming the norm, enterprises need networking solutions that keep up.
IT budgets are set to increase 9.8% in 2025, with device expenditures rising10.4%. This surge signals a critical shift in IT investment that businesses like yours can’t afford to overlook.
What THIS Means for Businesses and Connectivity In January, Telstra and Optus switched off their 3G networks to reallocate spectrum for 4G and 5G services with the goal of faster speeds, better call quality, and enhanced mobile coverage.
3 Strategies to Reduce Telecom Cost