Yealink's longstanding collaboration with Microsoft is well known in the telecom industry and stands as a testament to how two giants in their fields can work together to create products and services that are greater than the sum of their parts. 

Yealink's Teams-certified IP phone portfolio offers deep integration with Microsoft Teams and creates a converged communications ecosystem for organizations of all sizes.

This article explores this innovative portfolio, which includes a wide range of devices suitable for virtually all types of businesses.

The Yeastar Central Management (YCM) system is a comprehensive tool designed for the unified management of Yeastar-based networks, offering streamlined configuration, monitoring, and management of devices and services.

It simplifies the complexities of managing an extensive telecommunications infrastructure by providing a centralized platform for overseeing all connected Yeastar devices and services, enhancing efficiency and reliability.

In this article, we explore some of the benefits and advantages of this platform for channel partners.

For many people, the comfort and familiarity of the traditional desktop telephone are non-negotiable. There is something reassuring about holding a handset to your ear, speaking into the mouthpiece, and sometimes even fumbling playfully with the coiled cord.

Even so, current trends seem to indicate that the days of these traditional desk phones — even highly advanced voice over IP (VoIP) phones—are numbered. 

In this article, we examine the rise of softphones and the decline of hardphones. We also explore the reasons for this trend and try to predict what you can expect in the coming years.

The Yealink BH71 Pro headset has been setting new standards for what users can expect from premium, professional audio gear. This headset promises crystal-clear audio quality and introduces cutting-edge features aimed at enhancing productivity and comfort.

This article highlights the specifics of what makes the Yealink BH71 Pro stand out in a crowded market. You’ll see that Yealink has paid close attention to the details that matter most, potentially redefining user expectations for business headsets.

Time to take a fresh look at Yealink’s MeetingBoard series of highly advanced communications and collaboration endpoints. These all-in-one devices, available in screen sizes of 65 inches and 86 inches, deliver a rich and unique communications experience for a wide range of meeting room scenarios. And now they come with additional incentives to buy and resell, making them more attractive than ever!

In this article, we revisit this noteworthy product and explore the additional rewards you can reap through a couple of lucrative, limited-time offers!

Wireless networks are often characterized using designations that reflect the specific capabilities they deliver. Commonly encountered classifications today include Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6. But what exactly do these terms signify, and is the distinction between them important?

This article delves into these standards, highlighting their differences and shedding light on the prospects of Wi-Fi technology.

Security is an indispensable element of business communications systems, and Yeastar's telephony security features meet the elevated standards established by industry leaders. 

In this article, we delve into various common attack vectors that now target telephony systems and showcase the significant security capabilities of Yeastar's P-Series IP PBX and P-Series Cloud Edition to deal with such issues.

Enterprise Connect is the largest communications and customer experience event in North America, and this year’s event takes place in Orlando, Florida, March 25-28. Yealink invites you to join them at the conference, where they will showcase their latest AI-enhanced solutions—innovations poised to redefine the workplace. 

In this article, we discuss some of the great things you can expect to see from Yealink at this year’s event.

Grandstream recently announced a pair of new FXO gateways, the HT841 and HT881, that allow small to medium-sized businesses to deploy VoIP services easily and quickly in an environment where analog telephony is still prevalent.

In this article, we review these new devices and discuss some of the use cases that these devices were designed to serve.

The network edge is the portion of an enterprise network that interfaces with the public internet via an internet service provider (ISP). Various security measures are typically applied at this network location to protect internal network infrastructure and assets from potential external malicious attacks. 

These measures may introduce challenges to the mobile workforce, especially when the unified communications (UC) and VoIP services those individuals leverage exist within the physical enterprise network.

This article examines some of the most common network edge issues that may present challenges to a mobile workforce and some strategies to alleviate them.