How to make the move from ISDN to SIP: Part 1 The Changing Landscape Today’s business climate calls for reliability, agility and flexibility. In order to deliver on these core goals, the tools companies need to communicate to their customers and the wider world must be future ready and fit for purpose. However, that is…

Report by the BBC In Wednesday’s Autumn Statement, Chancellor Philip Hammond will announce £400m ($500m) funding for a new Digital Infrastructure Investment Fund.

We have always preached about the importance of having the right WiFI system in the ccare home – the metaphorical coat stand if you like, that many other brilliant technologies can ‘hang’ off. And of course we believe our business WiFi solutions are the best out there. This article in Small Business Trends highlights just…

Care homes (and consumers) are facing higher bills for their telephone and internet services after some of the country’s biggest providers were hit by major increases in their business rates today.

Steve Rapley has joined care home telephone and WiFi specialists GHM Care, as Technology Consultant.

Report by International Business Times Scientists at MIT claim to have created a new wireless technology that can triple Wi-Fi data speeds while also doubling the range of the signal. Dubbed MegaMIMO 2.0, the system will shortly enter commercialisation and could ease the strain on our increasingly crowded wireless networks.

Report by BBC BT has been told it must invest more in the business responsible for most of the country’s broadband roll-out – or face the prospect of having the unit taken off its hands. MPs criticised the quality of service offered by BT’s Openreach, and said it must put its “house in order”.

Report by BBC Parts of Britain are being left behind on access to online services, because of slow broadband, research suggests. King’s College London researchers said many of the regions with the worst internet access also used modern services the least.

GHM Care has become a Unify partner and will offer its full range of phones, voice platforms, team collaboration and applications to customers.

Report by the BBC Almost two-thirds of people aged over 75 have never gone online, suggest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Despite this, net use among this group is growing with the numbers trying the net doubling since 2011, it found.