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The Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) is being closed in Dec 2025. The PSTN supports a range of familiar telephone and broadband products. There will be a stop sell point in September 2023, after which PSTN based products will no longer be available for new supply.  

With local lockdowns being introduced in some areas and all the talk of a potential second wave of CV-19, now might be a good time to focus on small businesses and ways to improve vital infrastructure.

This week I'm looking at five reasons why moving to a cloud solution can reduce your costs.

I’ve been watching with interest the sharp rise in uptake of video conferencing apps during CV-19 lockdown. So far, they've done a great job in meeting the rising demands of our need to communicate and video conference with one another.

Working from home is now an everyday reality for many of our customers and network issues can be a challenge. As schools have now closed and other businesses have also sent people home, many home workers are struggling with ensuring they can run their real-time work apps such as Voice and Video conferencing without interference from other people, who are also working from home or using other online content.

In the last decade, the number of people working from home has risen by 74% meaning it’s more important now than ever before to stay connected outside the office. Learn everything you need to know about how Chess Cloud PBX enables you to stay connected, from any location, with any device.

BT has announced it will end-of-life its Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) by 2025. ISDN is used by over one million UK businesses. In this blog, we will answer the key questions around the switch off and the next steps to a future-proofed solution.

During this webinar, led by George Cochrane, Pre-Sales Engineer at Datto, we learned about the impact of downtime, and why backup alone is no longer enough.

Martin Bacon, Cloud Voice Specialist from Chess, looks into the features, benefits and what options are available to you and your business. Is your telephony system still stuck in the dark ages? Look at what you can do to move to the cloud and making business calls as simple as 1,2,3.

Cloud Telephony has many names, like VoIP, SIP Trunking and Hosted Voice. Whatever its name, it gives businesses like yours the tools to advance into the future. Read on to find out the 6 greatest benefits.  

BT have announced they will be starting the big ISDN switch off in 2020. Future proofing your business is no longer an option, but a necessity.