The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) has deep roots in businesses of all shapes and sizes. One area that is largely overlooked is the role the PSTN plays in emergency elevator communications. You’ve most likely seen the button built into the front panel of the elevator, especially if you have small children (No! Don’t touch […]
The future is here, at least when referring to business telephony. We’ve discussed this in detail over the last few weeks about how the FCC has enabled the traditional PSTN carriers to shut down the copper wires we all have used for the last 150 years, begging the question: does my business need a POTS […]
POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) is quickly fading. More providers are starting to take advantage of the FCC’s ruling to remove the maintenance requirement of the traditional copper lines and are transitioning their networks to fiber optic cables, leaving end-users with few options. Remember the days when telephone poles graced the horizon with hundreds and […]
