There’s a significant advantage to having products that are distinct and differentiated in the market. Our customers, having sought out something more suitable for their needs, are highly engaged and eager to share their requirements and preferences. Each year we speak to tens of thousands of Cat phones customers. We Read more…
September was a busy month for the DWS product team so we have lots to update you on. Alex Mawson, Product Director, spoke at the Openreach Industry Consultation about the PSTN Withdrawal, while Claire Makin, Voice Product Manager, and James Montague, Head of Connectivity, attended Channel Live to catch up Read more…
Accidents are a fact of life. Look at the person to your left, and the person to your right. Statistically, one of the three of you will have damaged your mobile phone in the last three years to a level that requires repair or replacement, through drops, knocks, splashes, and Read more…
With Vodafone, Three and EE all recently announcing unlimited 5G voice and data tariffs, and O2, only this week, bringing a 4G tariff to the table that includes “unlimited data”, I am sure that there are meeting rooms and boardrooms across the country, full of concerned senior management teams asking Read more…
Over the summer, two very interesting reports were published on the state of cyber security readiness in UK SMBs. In the first, insurer Hiscox, reported a sharp rise in cyber-attacks, with “55% facing an attack in 2019, up from 40% last year”. It ranked “almost three quarters of firms as Read more…
The Public Switch Telephone Network (PSTN) is aging traditional telephony will reach the end of life in December 2025.
For the final entry of this three part blog, having already covered the other two key factors: MNO and
If you’re a Communications Provider (CP) or an IT Provider, you will undoubtedly will be faced with a decision at some point on what to sell as your key voice communications strategy. By working closely with our partners, this is something I get asked all the time. Should I be Read more…
Today, I’ll be addressing the second key factor that will determine whether you can utilise a 5G service: your location. I’ll be answering the only relevant questions related to this contributing factor: “Is it available in my town?” and “If not now, when?” If you haven’t read the first instalment Read more…
By now, you’re no doubt aware that 5G has been launched by two of the “Big Four” providers, EE and Vodafone, with O2 and Three plus a number of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO) close on their tail, with many promising availability before the end of the year. The technology Read more…