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February 2023 - Contents:
Make Your Disaster Plan Pay
No A-S-K, No G-E-T
The Future of Fax without the PSTN
The PSTN is Not Dead (Yet)
This is the current issue - February 2023, Volume 10 Issue 2.
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Make Your Disaster Plan Pay
Your corporate disaster plan is more useful than you think. It includes many potential benefits aside from protecting you and your coworkers in the event of a fire, flood, or earthquake. Don’t ignore these benefits: enhanced safety and security, identification of future leaders, improving your brand with your clients, and even improved morale. They can justify your disaster plan even if you never need to activate it.
Make Your Disaster Plan Pay
Your corporate disaster plan is more useful than you think. It includes many potential benefits that can justify your disaster plan even if you never need to activate it.
No A-S-K, No G-E-T
Are you one of those IT Directors that gives up too easily? For example, you complete and submit your budget request, then watch as management deems something else in another department to be more important. You give up gracefully and accept the outcome. That might be a big mistake. Here’s the best practice for what you should do instead.
No A-S-K, No G-E-T
Do you give up too easily? When your IT budget request is denied, you accept gracefully. That might be a big mistake.
How Do You Rate?
Our IT Assessment Team can identify and explain how you compare to best practices on:
| • | Reliability | |
| • | Staffing Levels | |
| • | Costs | |
| • | Customer Service |
For a free copy of “What to Assess and Why,” email:assessment@tmcconsulting.ca.
For a free copy of “What to Assess and Why,” email:assessment@tmcconsulting.ca.
The Future of Fax without the PSTN
Fax is one big reason why some users don’t want the PSTN to be shut down. This 1980’s era technology survives against the odds. Brick sized cellphones, dial–up modems, 8” floppy disks–all are similar aged and all are extinct. Curiously fax survives–but is it time for that too to go extinct? Should we find better ways of transmitting printed material or must we keep fax on life support?
The Future of Fax without the PSTN
Fax is why some users don’t want the PSTN to be shut down. Most other 1980’s era technology is extinct – brick sized cellphones, 8” floppy disks… How do we move on?
The PSTN is Not Dead (Yet)
In this installment of our series of articles on the planned demise of the PSTN, we look at who still needs copper connectivity to the telephone company central office. We asked readers about their concerns and what they were worried about. Here are their comments as well as our observations about the consequences–both intended and not.
The PSTN is Not Dead (Yet)
Regarding the planned demise of the PSTN, we asked readers about their concerns. Here are their comments as well as our observations about the consequences–both intended and not.