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Testing Large Contact Centre Systems

Today’s telecommunications and contact center infrastructures have become extremely complex. As you know the design and the reliability of these infrastructures is critical to delivering

RANSOMWARE: DOWN BUT BY NO MEANS OUT

After ransomware attacks crippled public transportation systems, hospitals and city governments over the past two years, 2018 seems poised to be another wildly successful year

Rogers revving revenues up by 8% in Q1, driven by cellular

Canadian quad-play operator Rogers Communications reported total revenue up 8% year-on-year to CAD3.633 billion (USD2.876 billion) in the three months ended 31 March 2018. Cable

Rogers, Ericsson report on 5G tests, network development plans

Canada’s Rogers Communications has announced a multi-year mobile network technology development plan in partnership with Ericsson, including 5G tests. Under the plan, Rogers will continue

5 Steps to Preparing Your Network for Cloud Computing

Cloud computing allows organizations to perform tasks or use applications that harness massive third-party computing and processing power via the Internet. This allows them to

Bell FTTP network reaches most of Toronto

Bell Canada has announced that its fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) network now covers ‘most homes and business locations’ throughout Toronto, the country’s most populous city. Bell commenced

Canadian government announces CAD400m 5G partnership project

The Government of Canada, along with the provinces of Ontario and Quebec, has announced the country’s first major public-private partnership aimed at increasing economic growth

How Common is GPS Jamming? (And How to Protect Yourself)

In 2013, the Federal Communications Commission fined a person almost $32k for using a device intended to evade the fleet management tracking system on his