Using MPLS for Cloud and BYOD
Multiprotocol label switching, better known as MPLS, arrived on the scene a couple of decades ago as a way for
Visit AireSpring at ITEXPO for a Chance to Win a New Mustang
ITEXPO is only a couple of weeks away and there’s plenty to look forward to. From January 29 to 31,
2013 Holiday Trends: The BYOD and Mobile Explosion
Hang your own device on the corporate Christmas tree. Whether it’s with iPhone, Android, tablet, smartwatch, or you name it,
Infographic: Happy Halloween from AireSpring!
It’s October 31st and that means Halloween is here once again. From adults to children and even pets, there will
The Future of Communications: BYOD, Cloud, and Business Phone Systems
BYOD, or Bring Your Own Device, might seem like this season’s hottest buzzword for business phone systems, but don’t let
Network Monitoring Works While You Sleep
Your network doesn’t take time off. It runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a
AireSpring Presents Global Connections Infographic
Our world is becoming more interconnected every day and, for many of us, phone and Internet connections are essential parts
Success with AireSpring and AT&T
AireSpring is pleased to announce the addition of AT&T to its lineup of underlying carriers. This combination brings together the
AireSpring Announces Major Expansion of Call Center Product Line
At the Channel Partners Expo in Chicago today, AireSpring announced the pending release of its new Cloud Hosted Contact Center
Understanding SIP Trunking: Using G711 and G729 Codecs
More and more business are taking advantage ofB local and long distance SIP trunkingB to combine voice and data traffic and get powerful features at a fraction of the cost of a PSTN solution. If this sounds like something you’re interested in for your business, then you’re probably wondering: what do I need to getB the benefits of SIP trunking? As it turns out, not a lot. If you already have an IP PBX system in your office, then you may be able to use your existing phone system. Since there’s little physical installation beyond the PBX, your provider can get you up and running in only a day or two.