Cloud is the clear choice for business communications Industry watchers and pundits all agree that in the cloud-versus-premises PBX debate, the cloud has won. Cloud-based “as a service” solutions are taking off as companies look to the cloud for their unified communications (UC), collaboration, and contact centre needs.
Tipping points: Factors typically driving the transition from a legacy PBX to cloud VoIP Essential business apps are now born in the cloud. Whether you have a CRM solution, something for HR, or simple file storage, it’s probably in the cloud. But for any number of reasons – not the least of which is the relatively large investment required for a new PBX – many businesses have delayed upgrading their PBX and moving it to the cloud. Consequently, you may be living with a communications system that lacks the capabilities and flexibility to support rapid growth or business agility. Or you may be dealing with the worry that you are literally one ageing component away from complete failure of your company’s business communications... Whatever your current situation, this paper provides useful insight, including understanding the factors typically driving the transition from a legacy PBX to cloud VoIP and factors to consider when selecting a communications provider before drilling down into each of the 7 key advantages of moving to a cloud communications system…
Cyber attacks have always been a significant challenge for businesses, but the rise of remote and hybrid working in recent years has greatly expanded the risk landscape, and as such achieving compliance in an increasingly digital and unpredictable working landscape has become more crucial. This blog examines: How the rise of hybrid work has impacted the cyber security landscape What compliance means and why it matters Flexible hybrid work comes with higher cyber security risks. While hybrid work comes with so many advantages, it also presents huge levels of risk for your business.
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