It’s been a long time coming, but in just a few short months, the ISDN will be switched off. With the clock seriously ticking, time’s running out for businesses to make the most advantageous migration plans. For any business failing to migrate, the stark reality of the ISDN decommission will be a complete communication blackout.

Starting out with a new managed mobility service provider (MMSP) gives you the opportunity to take a fresh look at your mobile technology.

Whether it’s your first time, or you’re changing providers, your mobile fleet will benefit from a thorough assessment of where you’re at, where you’d like to be, and how you’ll get there.

The nature of work continues to evolve. Advances in mobile technologies and devices have ushered in a new world of workplace flexibility, enabling more and more workers to do their jobs from anywhere, at any time of day.

For every business, nailing down an enterprise mobility strategy is now more important than ever. Say you run a distribution company, having your van drivers scan parcels and collect electronic signatures on their mobile devices is essential.

For all Wallabies aficionados, Australia’s opening campaign of the Rugby World Cup 2019 kicks off against Fiji on Saturday, 21 September in Sapporo, Japan. No doubt, Australian fans will be hoping to see the Wallabies super-fit and fully-prepared to return to their former glory days. Meanwhile, at around the same time, in a business district near you, the copper network switch off will get underway. Telstra will start disconnecting copper ISDN services as NBN Co brings business-grade networking solutions online.