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Seamless Communication from Anywhere with VOIP

22 Jun 2011

voip, network cabling, There is absolutely no doubt that portable forms of communication like cell phones have completely changed the way that businesses operate. A cell phone allows you to keep in contact with customers and coworkers from the road or from a hotel so you never miss an opportunity to improve your relationship, answer a question or secure a sale. By upgrading your traditional business phone system to a VOIP phone system you can take your business portability to an entirely different level though.

When you upgrade your land line based phone service to a VOIP service you can literally take your office phone with you wherever you go. If there is a broadband internet connection available at your home, at your hotel or even at your vacation rental

VOIP Keeps Up With the Speed of Business

6 Jun 2011

Stu Kushner

network cabling,, viop phone services Business owners who have tried VOIP service in the past over a home internet connection may be skeptical about implementing the technology in their office. It’s important to note though that there have been dramatic improvements made in VOIP over the course of the last few years.

Widespread use of broadband internet has made VOIP connections much faster and much more reliable. In fact small business owners who make use of VOIP today experience service that is every bit as good, if not better, than a traditional land line service.

Accessibility is one of the most important factors in the success of your business.

Microsoft has it backwards

7 Oct 2009

Stu Kushner

The myth that Microsoft has created is that the Windows operating system needs to keep getting bigger and more functional. With each new release the OS grows bigger with new applications, new graphic interface designs and new utilities. But if you take a look at the cell phone industry, you can see that the PC and the cell phone are converging.

The new cell phones from Blackberry, Apple and Plam are meant to do much more than make phone calls, send and receive messages, and browse the Web. It's a platform, like a PC, that's designed to run a wide variety of sophisticated third-party programs, or apps, from social-networking gateways to games to business tools.

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Multi-tasking cell phones, the next wave

3 Jul 2009

Stu Kushner

The golden age of PCs was DOS. Why? Because the OS made it very easy to write quick, powerful programs. DOS was a simple single-tasking operating system. It was easy to program on DOS because their were a lot of vendors with competing compilers that made writing applications relatively simple.

With the release of Windows, Microsoft made things much more complicated and then made it so complicated that Microsoft is now one of the ONLY company that can develop sophisticated applications on Windows. Unfortunately, Microsoft is not really very good at programming and does not need to innovate because they don't have any competition.

Demand Fair Cell Phone Pricing Policies

12 Jun 2009

Stu Kushner

data cabling,Washington DC, cell phone billing This happened to me. I had an employee and he had a cell phone. Even though I warned him that he had limited minutes, he abused the privilege and he started using the phone for HOURS every day. He racked up a huge cell phone bill that topped out at over $900 for one month.

I called Sprint and I told them my story and they were willing to forgive some of the charges. But I got into a serious discussion with the service representative regarding their pricing policy. They charge $.40 a minute if I exceed my monthly limit. I understand and feel that is excessive but I accept the pricing. It is part of the agreement.