For businesses choosing a phone system, the question is no longer simply how to make and receive calls. It’s where those calls should live: on an internet-based VoIP system or a cellular network using VoLTE. Each has its advantages, and the right fit depends on your team’s needs.
VoIP vs. VoLTE: How to choose the right voice technology for your business
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Multiline calling in Microsoft Teams: A practical guide for IT administrators
Teams Phone has supported multiple assigned phone numbers for some time, but mobile users have had limited access to that functionality. A Microsoft 365 update that rolled out from late July through mid-August 2026 extends full multiline capability to Teams mobile on iOS and Android, bringing mobile users in line with the desktop experience.
The padlock icon, spoofed websites, and how to browse more safely at work and at home
Browser security has improved considerably over the past decade, but the threats have kept pace. Among the measures designed to make online activity safer, HTTPS is one of the most important — and one of the most misunderstood. Understanding how HTTPS works, how attackers manipulate it, and what habits genuinely reduce your exposure online is increasingly relevant for anyone using the internet for work, banking, or personal communication.
Why IT security audits belong in every business’s cybersecurity strategy
What’s the difference between FXS and FXO? A plain-language guide for businesses
How number porting works and how to make sure it goes smoothly
Is your technology working for your business? Regular reviews help you find out
Staying competitive as a small or mid-size business increasingly means getting technology decisions right, not just at the point of purchase, but on an ongoing basis as tools evolve, business needs shift, and the threat landscape changes. A regular technology business review is the mechanism that keeps those decisions grounded in current reality rather than outdated assumptions.
How call recording drives performance, training, and customer insight
Protecting the business in a dispute is one reason to record calls, but it's far from the only one. When call recording is part of a broader communication and performance strategy, those conversations can become a valuable source of information for improving employees, operations, and customer interactions.
