TeleDynamics Think Tank

Grandstream is known for its high-quality network infrastructure equipment, and devices. The company recently introduced a new series of layer 3 network switches to its star-studded lineup. In this article, we review this series of devices, highlighting each unit's innovative features and describing some of the most common use cases for each.

Yealink’s WH62 and WH63 are two of the most novel and functional headsets for a wide variety of business use cases. These devices are ideal for remote workers, high-call-volume employees, and contact-center scenarios.

Depending on the situation, these headphones constitute optimal choices for highly mobile users, noisy environments, and situations in which the user needs to remain aware of their surroundings. With the use of DECT technology, security, robustness, and long-range are all characteristics of these groundbreaking headsets.

One of the most beneficial aspects of these devices is the fact that they are highly compatible with a multitude of third-party desk phones, besides being fully compatible with Yealink desk phones as well. In this article, we’ll further examine this unprecedented level of compatibility.

Yeastar Day took place this year on October 25th and follows in the footsteps of last year's incredibly successful inaugural event. This annual event showcased the successes and advancements of Yeastar technology over the previous 12 months and shared the company's future plans.

In this article, we summarize the key highlights of the event, as well as provide a link to the session recordings for those who may have missed it live.

On October 26, Yealink created a fantastic video webinar focusing on the MVC S60 and MVC S90 Microsoft Teams Rooms systems. These kits leverage some of the most cutting-edge technologies to enhance your videoconferencing and remote collaboration experience.

In this article, we review the webinar and discuss some of the highlights showcased in these two intelligent products.

By Brian Van Meter at Grandstream

Two of the key use cases for a VPN are to connect multiple sites together, such as an enterprise's satellite offices to its central headquarters, and to provide remote workers to a central network so they may access an organization's network resources.

VPNs are widely used throughout business, education, local government, and other deployment verticals that require dispersed locations to be connected together. Within this blog post, we'll be discussing the types of VPNs that you can create with Grandstream's GWN series of routers, and how you can use them to connect workers into one centralized network.

Yealink’s MVC S60 and MVC S90 are ideal room videoconferencing systems for mid-sized and large rooms, respectively. Both incorporate cutting-edge technologies and extensively leverage the latest artificial intelligence capabilities. In this article, we focus on two particularly useful AI-related features and capabilities as we highlight the future of videoconferencing.

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Case study provided by Yeastar

The Darby School District comprises a vibrant community of preschool to 12th-grade students. Employing over 60 employees and serving hundreds of students, the district has consistently maintained an excellent standing in supporting its students and their families over the years.

Article contributed by Snom Americas

Snom has established itself as a reliable brand in the communication solutions world, and its foray into headsets is no different. The A330M and A330D headsets combine the latest technology with ergonomic design, making them suitable for various applications. 

Whether you're at the office, working remotely, or providing customer service, these headsets offer the perfect blend of comfort, quality, and versatility.

Grandstream just introduced its newest Wi-Fi 6 access point: the GWN7661. This compact, lightweight device with convenient wall-mounting options is an excellent addition to Grandstream's arsenal of wireless APs, and it will make a fine addition to any home or business, as well. In this article, we take an in-depth look into the benefits and value of this unique device.

Gone are the days of the monolithic business with standardized communications needs. Today’s companies are highly specialized and cannot use a one-size-fits-all solution. 

Organizations can efficiently and effectively build unique solutions adaptable to their requirements by introducing the communications-platform-as-a-service (CPaaS) concept, which addresses the need for extreme customization and integration with existing business applications.

In this article, we take a deep dive into the world of CPaaS to see what it is, how it works, and how it can benefit your customers' businesses. We also examine a detailed use case to clarify this often difficult-to-understand service.