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News FeedBlog Category: Remote Access
- December 14, 2012
- Rounding Up a Winning Strategy for Your Mobile Workforce
Technology is lengthening the tether of the modern corporate workforce, but with that greater freedom, businesses need safe, productive infrastructure.
Read More- By Melinda Gaw
- December 12, 2011
- Infographic: Get Your Communication System Out of the Stone Age
As communication technology continues to advance, our options for business communication solutions grow. Check out our infographic to find out why a change from an older existing system to new advanced platforms is good for your business.
Read More- By MegaPath Marketing
- June 22, 2010
- The Right Cloud for Voice Calls
Since the invention of the telephone, voice calls traveled from their origin to their destination primarily over a series of directly connected lines. But with the creation of the Internet, a new way of connecting phone calls became possible: over indirect connections in the "cloud."
Read More- By Diane Giuffre
- February 3, 2010
- Winter Storm Warning: Keep Connected
There is word of another Winter Storm heading for the middle of the country, with this article saying that all my friends back in Maryland could be looking at another 12" to 20" inches of the white stuff. While weary of all the snow this winter, the wise among them are still working away.
Read More- By Michael Francois
- December 9, 2009
- 10 Topics for 2010
With the end of the year coming up fast, it seems like it is a good time to take a look at what 2010 has in store for us. Several trends in business connectivity have developed over the last year, and will continue to further evolve in 2010. Here is a list of 10 topics you should take into consideration as you do your planning for next year.
Read More- By Michael Francois
- November 16, 2009
- Making A List, Checking It Twice: Business Continuity Planning
It the time of year when we start to see more and more lists. Santa is finalizing the naughty and nice list, people will be working on lists of top songs and movies of the year, and children are preparing lists of what presents they would like to receive this holiday season. If you run a business, I can think of one very important list you should take a look at, and that is the MegaPath Business Continuity Planning checklist.
Read More- By Michael Francois
- October 29, 2009
- Bridge To Telecommuting
I know some people in the San Francisco Bay Area who are glad they can telecommute to work right now.
Read More- By Michael Francois
- September 30, 2009
- Keep Connected During a Flu Outbreak with Telecommuting
The H1N1 virus is very real, and is an issue that the workplace needs to deal with. Many employers are now coming out with plans on how to deal with an outbreak of the flu in the workplace, as it is expected the number of reported cases will rise between now and the end of the year.
Read More- By Michael Francois
- September 11, 2009
- Virginia's Telework Day Saves $124,000
Back on August 3, the Commonwealth of Virginia sponsored a ‘Telework Day’, and it was a huge success. Over 4000 people telecommuted, and for 22% of them, this was the first time they had ever done so, according to a report by Telework Exchange.
Read More- By Michael Francois
- August 5, 2009
- The Summer of Broadband
Wired magazine has an good story about how we are currently living ‘The Summer of Broadband.’ Specifically, the story speaks to the focus the new administration, through the FCC, is placing on America’s IT and communications infrastructure.
Read More- By Michael Francois
- July 16, 2009
- Virginia Announces Telework Day
Govenor Kaine of Virginia has announced that August 3rd will be a state wide Telework Day, and is encouraging employees and organizations to telework for the day.
Read More- By Michael Francois
- June 26, 2009
- Cisco Saves Money, Increases Happiness, With Telecommuting
NetworkWorld is reporting that Cisco says it has saved $277M by having employees work from home. Their internal study found that not only did having employees work remotely save money, but it increased productivity and the happiness of the work force.
Read More- By Michael Francois
