Comcast is entering into a new business! Tom Muller, OTG‘s CTO just brought this to my attention. Comcast’s new play. “Voice as in VoIP, is just data. As VoIP becomes mainstream on mobile with WiFi calling, a service such as Comcast mobile jumps VoIP WiFi calling to a new plateau, moving WiFi calling as the …
Illinois joined the “Death of the PSTN” club and decided to let go of the aging technology we all grew up with. Traditional landlines will soon go the way of Buggy Whips and 8 track tapes. ATT already has FCC approval in 19 of their 20 legacy states, CA is the only one holding out …
The OTG Consulting Process is providing benefits for both SMB and Enterprise type clients! Who is OTG? The Team was formed by a group of industry leaders in order to fill a gap in the marketplace. The Partners at OTG have led the companies that have defined business communications to date. We are going into …
Wow, We had the privilege of experiencing a seismic shift in the UC market this week. Amazon has announced Chime, their Cloud communication service. Just by the nature of Amazon’s marketing muscle (and market segment domination expertise), will cause major disruption in the marketplace. I have been using the Chime service for a few days …
Irrespective of age, almost everyone has had the somewhat disconcerting experience of running into an old friend – at the grocery store, a reunion, or a business meeting – and not recognizing them immediately. The passage of time changes us all and few of us appear as we were years ago. The mind recalls others …
This is an industry changer, You can now receive Broadsoft services direct from the source! We are the only ones offering Broadsoft Business through a unique partnership with Broadsoft. “BroadSoft Business offers business customers the low-risk option for securing the most advanced suite of UC, team collaboration, and contact center applications available and delivered from …
Broadsoft, Not just for Telecom Service Providers Anymore. Read More »
Lots of press out there around the end of Avaya. It reminds me of the Nortel bankruptcy. It’s no ones fault, it’s just the evolution of the Telecom industry. The world of communications is changing fast, customers do not want a prem based system. We have been out on the streets dealing with real customers. …
In working closely with the Telecom Service providers, it has been very interesting to see the “wind down” of the PSTN. I’ve been involved in this competitive landscape for 30 years. The first battle involved long distance traffic in the beginning just after ATT/”Ma Bell” was broken up. Many companies came out of the wood …
