OSI layers: Everything you need to know
If you’re not heavily into networks and telecommunication systems, then you probably haven’t heard of the seven OSI layers. In fact, if you have heard of it then you’re probably thinking about baking, because cakes are all about layers. Although cakes have nothing to do with the seven OSI layers, the an
Read Morenbn™ Fibre to the Premises vs Enterprise Ethernet: What’s the difference?
Fibre optic cables are currently the fastest technology we have for delivering an internet connection. As nbn™ Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) and nbn™ Enterprise Ethernet both use this technology to deliver internet to businesses around the country, on the face of it, these services could appear the same. However
Read MoreSIP Trunks: Your ultimate guide to your business internet phone service
SIP trunk might sound like an odd name, but this phone technology provides a great many benefits and opportunities for business communications. IP telephony technology isn't new, but products like VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), the hosted PBX cloud phone system, and SIP trunks have become increasingly popular
Read MoreWhy businesses are adopting a hybrid network approach
While it’s true Software-Defined Wide Area Networking (SD-WAN) is revolutionising networking, it’s often not realistic for businesses to immediately and completely transition away from legacy systems. On one hand, SD-WAN offers incredible visibility. Centralised controls, along with a host of other impressiv
Read MoreThe virtual workplace: tips to keep your remote team connected
There’s no way around it - lockdowns are pretty horrible. Stay-at-home orders will be a reality for much of Australia into the foreseeable future, meaning those of us who can work from home will likely continue to do so. Plus, pandemics aside, remote and hybrid working arrangements are becoming increasingly c
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