by Graeme Johnston | Mar 5, 2025 | telecommunications, Blog, Customer Stories, Knowledge Base, Mobile Solutions, NBN, News and Articles, Phone Systems, Services
Is PSTN Dead? What Businesses Need to Know About Modems, VoIP, and Telephony in 2025 For decades, businesses relied on the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) to manage their phone communications. Whether it was for making calls, running fax machines, or...
by Graeme Johnston | Feb 26, 2025 | Blog, Customer Stories, Knowledge Base, Mobile Solutions, NBN, News and Articles, Phone Systems, Services, telecommunications
Business Virtual Fax – The Smarter Way to Send & Receive Faxes With virtual faxing, companies can send and receive faxes digitally, eliminating the need for physical fax machines and dedicated phone lines. A key component of this modern solution is fax to...
by Graeme Johnston | Apr 11, 2024 | Blog, News and Articles
Australia has seen a significant transformation in its healthcare landscape, largely driven by advancements in telemedicine. This digital revolution, powered by Voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) and robust telecommunication infrastructure, has redefined how medical...
by Graeme Johnston | Apr 1, 2024 | News and Articles
Red, green or solid, here’s what the lights on your nbn® connection box mean… Determining the status of your connection The table below tells you what the combinations mean: Light Indicator Meaning Action Power a) Green b) Off a) Power...
by ianadmin | Feb 8, 2024 | News and Articles
Want a more stable Internet connection than what WiFi can provide? Read here about how the Ethernet cable has you covered! Connecting via an Ethernet cable allows you to have a more stable and reliable Internet connection, compared to WiFi. All you need is an Ethernet...
by ianadmin | Feb 8, 2024 | News and Articles
Enterprise Ethernet has high levels of capacity that a regular nbn® connection can’t match. Learn more about it here. Looking for high levels of speed that a regular nbn® connection just can’t match? nbn® Enterprise Ethernet is a product...
