TeleDynamics Think Tank

On August 15, Yealink hosted a live seminar titled "Unveiling Cost-Effective Outstanding Meetings," where the spotlight was on the impressive Yealink MeetingBoard series. In this article, we explore the key highlights of this product line, as presented during the webinar.

Network services such as voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), unified communications (UC), video conferencing, and collaboration systems are fundamentally dependent on the quality and robustness of the underlying network infrastructure. When deploying an enterprise network, it is crucial to implement sound network design principles to guarantee optimal performance, reliability, and scalability.

Various aspects of enterprise network design work together to achieve high levels of network performance. This article focuses specifically on quality of service (QoS) and some best practices associated with it.

Seamless and rich interaction over long distances is more crucial today than ever. Businesses now demand highly advanced yet straightforward, easy-to-set-up communications solutions requiring minimal technical expertise.

Addressing this need, Yealink has launched three user-friendly devices designed to equip small to medium-sized meeting rooms with instant and immersive communication capabilities.

This article reviews the A10, A20, and A30 MeetingBars, each tailored to meet the diverse needs of a wide range of meeting room sizes and arrangements.

Grandstream stays true to its “connecting the world” goal by introducing two new high-performance, high-capacity Wi-Fi 6 access points, the GWN7664ELR and the GWN7664E. These devices provide unprecedented performance at unparalleled distances with unmatched wireless client capacity.

In this article, we examine the benefits and capabilities of these devices as we review their specs, showing why they are ideal for virtually all enterprise networks and applications.

It feels like just yesterday that Wi-Fi 5 was the latest breakthrough in wireless technology, while Wi-Fi 6 was on the horizon. Today, Wi-Fi 6 and 6E are widely accessible, while Wi-Fi 7 is beginning to emerge from some vendors. The pace of Wi-Fi’s technological advancement continues to accelerate, promising even more impressive innovations ahead.

What should we expect from Wi-Fi 7 in the coming months and years? Is it really that noteworthy, or is it just one more gimmick being used to attempt to make us upgrade our infrastructure and devices?

In this article, we look at the technologies that are making Wi-Fi 7 a reality, and what, in practical terms, that means for your wireless networks.

DHCP is best known as the protocol that automatically assigns IP addresses to hosts that connect to a network. It is one of those protocols that we don’t often think about because it functions in the background — users are completely oblivious to its operation, just enjoying its convenience and flexibility.

However, DHCP is about more than automatic address allocation, especially for VoIP and UC devices such as IP phones and video terminals. In this article, we explore the operation of DHCP and the specialized options it provides for VoIP and UC applications, some of which you might not know about!

Grandstream’s latest GCC Series of unified communications (UC) and networking convergence solutions offers a range of devices that deliver services, network connectivity, and security features all within one compact and cost-effective unit.

In this article, we review these devices and the capabilities they offer small to medium-sized businesses.

The P-Series phone system is Yeastar’s flagship unified communications product, delivering state-of-the-art UC services to both on- and off-premises employees with the versatility of three installation modes.

It also integrates advanced contact center (CC) solutions right out of the box. The Yeastar P-Series helps businesses boost customer engagement while improving operational effectiveness within their workflows.

In this article, we showcase the deep CC integration in Yeastar's P-Series products and highlight the features that we found most impressive.

Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the successor to the well-established IPv4 network layer protocol. It is slowly but surely gaining ground worldwide on both internal corporate enterprise networks and on the internet at large.

But what does this mean for real-time audio and video communications applications such as VoIP and unified communications (UC)? How are VoIP and UC leveraging IPv6, and are there any issues that network admins must be aware of in this process? In this article, we answer these questions by examining the benefits and challenges of deploying such applications over an IPv6 network.

You already know that power over Ethernet (PoE) is a vital technology that can save substantial time and money. Did you also know that the newer PoE++ (Hi-PoE) is widely available and able to deliver up to 100 watts of power?

In this article we explore the latest developments in PoE technology and how they're beneficial.