VoicePlus Blogs
C-suite mobile devices are biggest risk to enterprise security
C-suite executives' believe their own smartphones are the biggest security risk to the business, according to a new survey from wi-fi hotspot provider, iPASS.
VoicePlus is only Australian vendor cited in 2017 Gartner Market Guide
VoicePlus has been chosen as a global leader in TEMs and is the only Australian provider cited in the Gartner Market Guide: Telecom Expense Management Services 2017.
Apple's new spaceship campus is final gift from Steve Jobs
The first employees have entered the building but it will take 6 months for all 12,000 to move into the futuristic Apple Park campus. What they will find, is a final gift from Steve Jobs.
Android overtakes Windows as the most popular OS on the internet
Mobile access to the internet overtook desktop use in late 2016. Now in the first quarter of 2017 Android has become the most popular operating system on the internet, overtaking Microsoft Windows for the first time.
Google unveil big ideas at I/O 2017 event
The 2017 Google I/O annual developer gathering has unveiled an array of ideas. Here's our top six most interesting innovations and milestones...
Have you received a nbn disconnection notice yet?
The NBN is rolling out across the major city CBDs and hundreds of businesses are now receiving disconnection notices. How should you respond?
Telstra still mobile market leaders in 2017, stealing share from Vodafone
Telstra continues to grow its Australian market share in the first three months of 2017, at the expense of Vodafone.
Australian small businesses are most vulnerable to ransomware attacks
Australian small businesses are most at risk of ransomware attacks because they sit at the juncture of money and vulnerability.
'Android for Work' added to Microsoft Intune capability
Microsoft has added 'Android for Work' to its Intune MDM platform with significant benefits for companies with Android fleets, or both BYOD and Corporate-owned devices.
nbn tax is on the way
The Government looks likely to impose a minimum monthly tax of $7.10 on fixed-line NBN users to pay for the future cost of the fixed, wireless and satellite portions of the NBN.
3 Strategies to Reduce Telecom Cost