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PAETEC's Communications Solutions
As a nationwide provider of personalized communications solutions, PAETEC understands that businesses today face increasing budgetary constraints.
Recent business trends across the country are indicating a "back-to-basics" approach for most companies: reducing costs and increasing productivity are being pushed to the forefront. These two objectives may directly compete with each other unless game-changing technology and innovative solutions are adopted. Businesses are increasingly turning to solutions like converged networks to simplify operations, minimize risk, increase bandwidth capabilities, and reduce costs.
PAETEC's Communications Solutions are comprised of a reliable, scalable set of products and services designed for both internal and external communications. Don’t wait! Contact PAETEC today to learn more about how our voice and data Communications Solutions can be tailored to suit the unique needs of your business.
Communications Solutions Feature Articles
Touchstar Launches CrudePac 3.0 to Enhance Wellsite Services
TouchStar, a provider of mobile computing and field workforce automation solutions has reportedly announced it launched the new version of CrudePac, its in-cab computing software that provides a range of wellsite services that connect users directly with the oil company or collection contractor accounting, planning and dispatch systems.
Qualcomm, Hughes Telematics Completes ECall Demonstration
Qualcomm Incorporated, a company specializing in next generation mobile technologies, products and services, reportedly announced that with Hughes Telematics, Inc., a provider of next generation telematics solutions, it has successfully demonstrated the data transmission technology of the upcoming pan-European, in-vehicle emergency call (eCall) standard over commercial wireless networks. The demo took place at the 12th eSafety Forum Plenary meeting "eCall Summit" in October in Brussels, Belgium.
Is Verizon Bringing the Droid People Seek?
To much media hype, Verizon's Droid has been launched. While it may not smoke the iPhone into oblivion, there are a lot of people who think the new device is going to put the Palm Pre, RIM BlackBerry and anything called Windows Mobile into the dust bin. A survey compiled by ChangeWave Research reportedly showed that as of September, RIM has a 40 percent share in smart phones, while Apple is around 30 percent and Palm has bottomed-out with about a 7 percent share of the market
Bell Joins Telus, Rogers, in Dropping System Access Fees
Competition is a wonderful thing, and is finally having an effect in Canada where cellular voice/data users have long groused about high prices. Tiptoeing behind Telus and Rogers, communications giant Bell has now puffed away its system access fee: the notorious monthly charge that many Canadian telcos have slapped on bills but for new plans only.
Report Finds Service Provider Investment Driven By Mobile Advertising and App Stores
In the second edition of its 2009 Service Delivery Platform Software and Services report, market research firm Infonetics Research announced that mobile advertising and app stores are two of the most critical drivers behind service provider investment in their platform software and services. This is mainly on account of its capability to provide new revenue sources.
Communications Solutions Industry News
Communications Solutions Video
09/11/2009 - TMC's Erik Linask speaks with Arunas Chesonis, Chairman and CEO, PAETEC
Communications Solutions Webcast
Special guests Pat Herron, PAETEC vice president of product development, and Jonathan Wagner, BroadSoft systems engineer, discuss the ways in which enterprises are using VoIP today to unify communications services, and highlight the importance of selecting a trusted provider.
