As of 2025, BT are no longer providing support for their ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) service. This will alienate over 3 million customers who use the service, affecting thousands of businesses.
One of the nation’s largest broadband suppliers, BT, have announced that they will no longer be supplying their ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) service. As of 2020, customers will no longer be able to purchase an ISDN line, and by 2025 all support regarding this service will end.
Bangor University have announced a new Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Centre of Excellence, which is supported by around £4 million of EU funds.
It’s near impossible for the majority of businesses to function without a fast and reliable broadband connection.
The UK’s communications regulator, Ofcom, has introduced new rules to help switching mobile providers a lot easier, saving businesses time and money when it comes to seeking the best mobile provider.
All three major networks, EE, Vodafone and O2 have announced that Cardiff is among the list of UK cities that will have 5G rolled out during 2019.
Most business leaders head into the New Year with ambitions surrounding how to boost their company, and this often includes considering ways to cut costs.
Seeking the advice of professionals within business mobile can make a massive difference to your business. Not only can it save you money by ensuring you are on the best tariff, but it can also improve the efficiency of the business through upgraded devices that suit your business’ needs.
It is not uncommon for a business’ employees to need a mobile phone for work purposes. Many employees don’t want to have to use their own personal phone for work for numerous reasons, and they shouldn’t have to.
Employees of SA1 Solutions have vowed to support Alabare, a charity that supports homeless adults, young people, veterans and those with learning disabilities, through doing a skydive later this year to raise money for the organisation.
