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THE SCIENCE AND HISTORY OF COMMUNICATIONS
We don’t just develop the latest in VoIP technology and UC platforms. A core value of our company is learning. We also like to study the science and history of communications, its use, the way that it impacts society and other things we just find interesting and useful. There is a lot to learn about the way we communicate, how our minds process information, and ultimately better understand what makes us all so special.
Here is a collection of articles that we hope you’ll find interesting and educational.
Introduction To VOIP And Unified Communications
Analog Phone Systems vs Digital Phone System
PBX vs VoIP
What’s the Meaning of PBX?
Virtual Phone System Comparison
What to Include in a VoIP Phone System RFP
Virtual Auto Attendant
Business Resources
The Business Communication Letter Writing Guide
How to Write a Successful Business Plan
Improving Your Business Communication Skills
Business Resources for Entrepreneurs with a Disability
Take Care of Business on the Cloud
A Guide To Conference Calling With VoIP Phone Systems
Communications History
The Telecommunications Act of 1996
History of the Telephone and Communication with Businesses
History of the Telegraph in Communications
A Kid’s History of Telecommunications
The History of the Telephone
Historic Phone Systems
The History of Telecommunication
The History of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Encoded Communications of World War II
Learn About the Transatlantic Cable
The History of Unified Communications: From the 1800s to Present Day
A History of Business Phone Systems
People and Communications
Phone Etiquette for Business Call
Fostering Better Business Communication – Mind Maps & Graphic Organizers
How to Make Collaboration and Communication in the Workplace Easier
How to Prepare For a Phone Interview
A Guide to Cold Calling Success
Telephone Etiquette Tips
How to Negotiate Over the Phone
How To Hold a Business Conference Call
Phone Safety Tips for Business and Personal Use
American Sign Language and Other Deaf Communication Systems
Important Figures in Telephony History
John Mitchell, Dr. Martin Cooper, and the Cell Phone
Alexander Graham Bell and the History of the Telephone
Elisha Gray and The Telephone
Communications Technology and Science
A User’s Guide to the Cloud
The Small Business Resource and Communication Guide
Signal Processing & Speech Technology in VoIP Communication
Web Communication Cryptography and Network Security
The Benefits of Telecommuting via Rich Unified Communications