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Conversations around sustainability and reversing environmental decline are urgent and necessary within our industry.

Next-generation connectivity deployments are underway across the UK, with FTTC transitioning to FTTP and 5G marching on 4G.

The focus on diversity and inclusion is becoming more widespread across the channel and prime movers continue to create initiatives that advance their D&I programmes. Here, Johnathan Zemlik, Co-Chair of Atlas Support’s LGBTQ* Employee and Allies Group and Member of the company’s Great Place to Work Group, discusses the motivations and strategies that led Atlas Support towards creating and maturing its fast developing D&I programme.

Traditionally there have always been some standard fears surrounding hosted and cloud-based telephony solutions.

The lack of diversity in employment is another issue that could slow economic healing post-pandemic. With plenty of ICT jobs to fill, now seems the perfect time to encourage people from all backgrounds to start their tech careers.

Are Unified Communications and Contact Centre Converging? It’s the kind of thing analysts and pundits love to talk about. However, I’m afraid not, it’s a myth, something that could have happened and didn’t.

In July edit of Comms Dealer they asked if the full-fibre rollout presents an opportunity for resellers to transform into end-to-end providers of telecommunication services. Alongside fellow industry experts Mike Korkidakis, Head of Distribution, discusses the road from reseller to carrier, the challenges and possible return on investment.

Adoption of SD-WAN is on the rise, with projects spanning the UK. Comms Business examined what opportunities remain for channel companies, in what sectors and why this technology is in such demand.

Firstly what is IaaS? IaaS stands for Infrastructure as a Service and is the move from dedicated hardware located on-site, in one location (usually a cupboard out of the way somewhere) to hosted dedicated computing power delivered online.