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A New Path to IPv6 Networks
The shortage of IPv4 addresses has accelerated the move toward IPv6. With roughly 4.3 billion possible addresses (32 bits), IPv4 can no longer meet the needs of modern connected devices. IPv6, by contrast, uses 128 bits—roughly 340 sextillion addresses—providing virtually unlimited capacity for growth. Over the past few decades, several methods have been developed...
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WAN Optimization: Webcache and other options
Customer branch offices frequently find themselves with limited resources for WAN connectivity, this being a common problem associated to communications. WAN optimization under these circumstances makes sense, as the rise in productivity results in improved end...
Long live ALL IP – Part 2
As already announced in our previous blog entry, we will have a closer look into the two ALL IP approaches: migrating the ISDN PBX or replacing it via a new IP-based voice and data solution. Migrating the ISDN PBX Migration means continuing with the already...
Long live All Ip
It is no new that ISDN will soon be switched off. Up to what point the whole procedure is planned to be done is also well known. There will be no or almost no delay because the necessity on the part of the carriers is clearly articulated and mandatory. Companies are...
Application Visibility and Hybrid Networks
System fine tuning is an unavoidable necessity that requires knowing exactly what happens within a system. For instance, it is almost impossible to adjust a combustion engine without having detailed information on the revolutions, temperature or compression, etc. ...
Delivering Profits with the Internet of Things
Delivery Fleets are at the cutting edge of the “internet of things” – just in time delivery, fast response times for service requests, satisfied customers, improving up-time for customer operations, minimizing rolling inventories, productive fleet maintenance,...
Starting afresh
A new year begins once more. Two things can happen when we review the figures for the previous year: the results may be good or we have not achieved the expectations set at the beginning of the year. In both cases, everything must start again from scratch and you can...
2015, a successful year for Teldat
2015 has been a very special year for Teldat. The year in which we have celebrated our company’s 30th Anniversary, since its start up to what it is today, becoming the European technology leader in advanced communication platforms for corporate environments. During...
ALL IP advances – Deutsche Telekom means business
Deutsche Telekom’s customers have to face the fact that their service provider means business. Over a year ago Germany’s largest service provider started cancelling analog and ISDN connections if their customers refused to migrate their voice connection to VoIP. The...
G fast breathes new life into copper cables
While VDSL2 and vectoring have already been launched as a service, the technology G.fast can get even more bandwidth out of copper cables. However, this new technology which was introduced at the end of last year by ITU, also has its drawbacks. Along with the two...
Customer analysis in traditional commerce
For a long time it has been common for online shops to analyze their customers’ and online shop visitors’ behavior in order to optimize the visitors’ shopping experience and to measure marketing activities. However, what possibilities does traditional commerce have?...
Smart Grid, Efficient and dynamic deployment
We were present, as a sponsor, at the European Utility Telecom Conference (EUTC) in Dublin. There we had the opportunity to further experience the most commonly used Smart Grid technologies and how these optimized both deployment and maintenance costs, by adapting to...
New networks, new services and new ways of working
At the Broadband World Forum, the telecoms operator event attended by Teldat last week, a recurring theme was the development of new networks and services that will allow network operators to continue providing differentiated value to companies. Network operators are...
