Stuart Brown, Author at Wildix Blog

29 January 202429 January 2024

Wildix vs Cisco Webex: Where Focus Pays Off

Cisco is one of the largest companies in the world, with major products including networking, security, telecommunications equipment and software. It brings in billions of dollars every year, and it has numerous business units, all competing for resources and recognition. But it has one major product that we are interested in: Webex.

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22 January 202422 January 2024

What 2024 Holds In Store for UC&C MSPs

2024 promises to be yet another year of continuous change. Over the past 12 months, we’ve seen a huge interest in AI, major leaps forward in technology and a shift in the way that MSPs are seen by end-users. Continuously advancing technology makes it very hard for many businesses to keep up — which is why they rely on experts such as MSPs to guide them through what our CFO Dimitri Osler calls “the never normal.”

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8 January 20248 January 2024

Delivering Privacy With an Office Phone Booth

UCaaS is a crucial part of the office landscape, yet there are numerous open-plan offices where privacy is not available. While this is often fine for everyday sales calls and answering customer service queries, there are times when it’s necessary to have a little more privacy. An office phone booth is the answer in many cases.

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1 January 202428 December 2023

Why Analyst Backing Matters

Analyst opinions form the background of many industries, whether it’s the famous Standard and Poor’s or Moody’s ratings for government bonds or Gartner and Forrester for companies, notably tech. But how much stock should we put into these analysts? And should MSPs care whether their vendors are important enough to be analyzed by these companies?

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18 December 2023

Revolutionizing Communication: No Walkie-Talkie Headset in the UCaaS Landscape?

The inventor of Walkie-talkie and worker using a portable hand-held radio device

The walkie-talkie is one of the most ubiquitous signs of communication in many industries, being relied on for everything from events to warehousing. Part of the reason for the use of the walkie-talkie headset is that the device itself tends to be fairly rugged. Yet they are rapidly going out of fashion. Why? Because unified communication solutions tend to be much more reliable.

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