In today’s interconnected world, it is more important than ever to ensure that business communications devices are compatible with unified communications and collaboration (UC&C) platforms. According to IDC research, about half of all enterprise buyers prefer to work with a single UCaaS (unified communications-as-a-service) platform combined with easily integrated solutions like videoconferencing, contact center solutions, and collaboration applications.

In this article, we examine some of the devices and platforms that integrate well with Microsoft Teams, the industry leader in the UC&C space with more than 300 million users. The fact that businesses subscribed to Microsoft 365 Business already have Teams as a free add-on has helped propel Teams to the top of the UC&C heap.

TeleDynamics carries a wide range of Teams-compatible devices and solutions from a number of manufacturers. Here, we focus on four of our featured partners that have made significant investments in ensuring easy integration and hassle-free compatibility: Yealink, Yeastar, Grandstream, and Ribbon Communications.

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.

Unified communications-as-a-service (UCaaS) platforms deliver unprecedented telecom capabilities to modern businesses using cloud-based infrastructure. However, while UCaaS offers a multitude of benefits—such as improved efficiency, scalability, versatility, and reduced costs—it has also become a target for scams and fraud.

Awareness is the first and most crucial step in protecting your business. In this article, we highlight some of the most common attack vectors that these cons attempt to leverage, and we detail how you can secure and protect your network and your workforce from them.

Artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of various technologies, and we've examined its role in various voice, collaboration, and unified communications-related scenarios. 

This article focuses on how AI is involved specifically in videoconferencing (VC) and unified communications-as-a-service (UCaaS) systems. We look at functions that are both already available today and those that are expected to be available in the near and not-so-near future.