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Warming temperatures and declining sea ice are fueling more frequent and powerful storm surges in an Arctic region rich in oil and gas reserves, according to a new study.
The findings raise new concerns about the vulnerability of the delicate ecosystem in the outer Mackenzie Delta in Canada's Northwest Territories, home to indigenous communities, natural resources, vegetation and animal life. Previously, scientists had suspected that warming Arctic temperatures enhanced storm surges in the region, but they lacked specific details.
"As the Arctic continues to warm, we need to plan for greater storm surge activity in low-lying Arctic coastal environments," said Jesse Vermaire, a former postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies at Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario. Vermaire was the lead author of the study, published online in Geophysical Research Letters.
"Future climate warming will make Arctic coastal regions increasingly hostile environments," the study says.
Declining Arctic ice is the driver of more powerful storm surges in the outer Mackenzie Delta, said Joshua Thienpont, a doctoral candidate at Queen's University in Ontario and co-author of the research. Last year, the National Snow and Ice Data Center reported that Arctic sea ice had hit record lows.
Storms strengthen in open water
As Arctic ice thins, it creates more areas of open water for storms to gather energy and bring in more powerful surges, said Theinpont. Additionally, climate change is creating higher sea levels that also can boost surges, he said.
To reach their conclusions, the scientists extracted cores from the muddy bottoms of three lakes in the delta. The cores provided clues about the past 400 years, by holding a record of very old sediment.
In normal conditions, the particles gathering in the lakes are quite small, carried by wind and other factors, said Thienpont. That was the case hundreds of years ago, according to the data.
But with more powerful storm surges, large sand particles are flushed into the lakes from the ocean, he said.
Over the past 150 years in particular, the team found evidence of large marine particles in the core data. Their presence indicates that greater storm surges moved in tandem with higher temperatures and declining sea ice over the same period, the researchers said.
"Although storm surges have regularly influenced the outer delta, the severity of the surges is affected by climate warming," the study says.
The scientists did not find a similar connection between temperature and storm surges in a core from a lake at higher ground outside of the storm flooding zone. That enforces the study's conclusions about a linkage between declining sea ice and storm surges, said Theinpont.
The storm surge phenomenon is worsened by the fact that Arctic sea ice hits its minimum in September, during the Arctic storm season, he said. The scientists also concluded that an unusually powerful storm surge in the region in 1999 was the most severe such event in at least the past 400 years.
More risks for oil and gas explorers
That storm created a "dead zone" of roughly 29,000 acres, where saltwater inundation killed off vegetation, driving away animal life and hunters and trappers.
"When you fly over it, it is brown," said Theinpoint. "It used to be green."
An earlier 2011 study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that saltwater flooding from the 1999 storm killed more than half of the shrubs in the area within a year and an additional 37 percent within five years.
With climate change continuing to melt Arctic sea ice, there definitely is a risk that similar "dead zones" could become more common, he said. More storm surges could threaten places such as Tuktoyaktuk, an Inuit community in the Northwest Territories about 45 miles from the studied lakes, he said.
While more research needs to be done, it is a likely possibility that further work will show similar storm surge increases in additional parts of the Arctic, said Thienpont.
"One important implication of our research is that in developing [oil and gas] resources, managers need to plan for more extreme weather events," Vermaire said.
Another study also published online in Geophysical Research Letters holds an additional warning about the Arctic.
It finds that some global climate models may be far too conservative about predicting when the Arctic will be ice-free in the summer. There is a possibility of a nearly sea ice-free summer in the Arctic within the next decade, according to the research.
"It is reasonable to conclude Arctic sea ice loss is very likely to occur in the first rather than the second half of the 21st Century," says the study, which was led by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration oceanographer James Overland.
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GAO discussed its work on the Department of Defense's (DOD) latest reform initiatives, focusing on: (1) risks associated with reducing budgets before savings are achieved; (2) challenges associated with implementing DOD's various business process reengineering initiatives; (3) opportunities to capitalize on consolidation and regionalization opportunities; and (4) underlying management problems that need to be addressed in implementing the reform initiatives.
GAO noted that: (1) DOD's plans to reduce outyear budgets before the magnitude of savings is clearly known are not without risks; (2) this risk is that operating units and field commanders will not have sufficient funds to meet their readiness needs; (3) past reform initiatives, like the Defense Management Review of the early 1990s, started with much the same hope and promise of the Defense Reform Initiative (DRI); (4) however, for a number of reasons, they were not able to sustain themselves and fully achieve hoped for results; (5) in many cases, DOD reduced its operations and maintenance budgets up front, in anticipation that the savings would be realized; (6) when these savings did not materialize as quickly or to the extent expected, two things happened; (7) either money was deferred from other parts of the defense budget to pay for shortfalls in operations and maintenance accounts or support functions were unfunded; (8) GAO sees the same type of risk with the DRI; (9) many of the DRI business process reengineering initiatives must overcome significant challenges if they are to be implemented in a timely, efficient, and effective manner; (10) while DOD expects these initiatives to save an unspecified amount of money, it is also counting on them to bring world-class business processes to DOD and improve the quality of service provided to defense customers; (11) GAO's overall impression is that the initiatives have the potential to save significant amounts of money and improve the quality of service they provide; (12) however, in some cases, DOD either faces significant implementation challenges or is not thinking broadly enough in implementing the reform; (13) significant opportunities exist to achieve savings from consolidating, restructuring, and regionalizing initiatives; (14) however, GAO's past work on these initiatives shows that DOD has not been able to fully capitalize on the potential offered by such consolidations; and (15) achieving success in the DRIs requires DOD to address the underlying causes of its systemic management problems.
Sep 22, 2016
Nuclear Weapons:DOD Assessed the Need for Each Leg of the Strategic Triad and Considered Other Reductions to Nuclear ForcesGAO-16-740: Published: Sep 22, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 22, 2016.
Sep 21, 2016
Defense Health Care Reform:DOD Needs Further Analysis of the Size, Readiness, and Efficiency of the Medical ForceGAO-16-820: Published: Sep 21, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 21, 2016.
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Air Force Training:Further Analysis and Planning Needed to Improve EffectivenessGAO-16-864: Published: Sep 19, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 19, 2016.
Community Relations:DOD's Approach for Using Resources Reflects Sound Management PrinciplesGAO-16-794: Published: Sep 19, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 19, 2016.
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Bulk Fuel:Actions Needed to Improve DOD's Fuel Consumption Budget DataGAO-16-644: Published: Sep 12, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 12, 2016.
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Defense Infrastructure:Actions Needed to Enhance Oversight of Construction Projects Supporting Military Contingency OperationsGAO-16-406: Published: Sep 8, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 8, 2016.
DOD Renewable Energy Projects:Improved Guidance Needed for Analyzing and Documenting Costs and BenefitsGAO-16-487: Published: Sep 8, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 8, 2016.
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Military Readiness:DOD's Readiness Rebuilding Efforts May Be at Risk without a Comprehensive PlanGAO-16-841: Published: Sep 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 7, 2016.
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Defense Civil Support:DOD Needs to Identify National Guard's Cyber Capabilities and Address Challenges in Its ExercisesGAO-16-574: Published: Sep 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 6, 2016.
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Patriot Modernization:Oversight Mechanism Needed to Track Progress and Provide AccountabilityGAO-16-488: Published: Aug 25, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 25, 2016.
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The Brady volleyball team traveled to Wallace Oct. 1 for a triangular and brought home wins against Maywood and Wallace.
The Eagles first match was against host Wallace, beating them in straight sets 25-21, 28-26.
Head coach Lynne Johson said the Eagles struggled in parts of the game that normally they are great at.
"We struggled to click as a team," Johnson said. "Our passing and setting were off and normally those are strengths."
Defensively, Wallace attacked the right side of Brady's defense, which was worked on through last week, Johnson said.
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Alexis Mann assisted on 12 of the 20 kills during the match.
In the second game, Brady took on Maywood and beat them 25-15 and 25-12
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Josie Palmer and Callahan led the Eagles with seven kills apiece.
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Chris Richter, Level3 SVP of Global Security Services, did a great job as the keynote for Microcorp's One on One event. He talked about the very real threat of cyber-security. It is a heavy weight prize fight. Nation states are involved. It is high stakes because it is about Money.
Richter said that the Dark Web is 85% of the traffic on the Internet. It has cash transactions in excess of the drug war.
Ransonware is a 10-person company that makes $60 Million per year. There is revenue attached to cyber-crime. That makes it more tangible if you will. Certainly more motivation.
It isn't just marketers who ruin everything. Hackers turn your own gun on you. Every piece of software to check a system has been used to enter a system. Boom!
Richter gave some sold advice: Practice good data hygiene. For an experiment, the NSA dumped flash drives in a parking lot to see how many people and employees would use them. Almost all. All contained a program to call home and alert the NSA.
Humans are the weakest link in security. Social engineering is how hackers get around most security. Change passwords often and do not share them with anyone!
You can't patch stupid! (You have to fire stupid.)
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Hacks and Ransonware are becoming common. The Enterprise CIO knows this. Security keeps him up at night. Finding the skill set for cyber-security is difficult. Finding the budget is even harder.
You would think that budget for security would be easy, but it isn't. The risk assessment is that they would rather risk the game of cat and mouse cyber-warfare.
At ChannelCon security is prevalent. So many vendors, so few partners jumping on that bandwagon. To sell it, you have to understand it - and the risks, the benefits and more.
You also have to pick a vendor or 2.That is a time commitment and a learning curve.
At some point, someone will sell a multi-vendor solution of managed security; deliver it well; and become known for it.
It isn't going to be a SKU off a VAD that someone just picks out of 5 quotes. Too many moving parts. Too many things that can go wrong that will ruin your relationship with the client.
It is just easier to keep trucking down your own road than to learn new services and how to sell them.]]>
Do business consider this? Not often enough. As a telecom consultant, it is my job to point it out to the business decision maker. How much is an hour of down time worth?
Last week, Comcast suffered a massive voice outage nationally. Windstream, CenturyLink and others have all had widely reported outages this year. Outages happen more often now because of a best effort mentality. No more five-nines.
Hacks happen every day. Unprotected computers are infected almost immediately. No one thinks it will happen to them. It is the hurdle in selling security (and insurance). Why worry? It won't happen here.
Ramsonware is scary. It is occurring more often. A smart backup can alleviate some of the hardship.
Business Continuity (BC/DR) is becoming more important for businesses every day if they recognize it. One indicator: do they utilize battery backups everywhere? Then start the conversation there.
SD-WAN will solve some security, fail-over and BC issues. It might be time to learn about how.
On the carrier side, AT&T is going deep into SDN and NFV. AT&T is releasing their SDN software, ECOMP, to open source. They are talking about being able to use white box CPE globally. Via 4G that CPE will download the necessary software to be a router or firewall or what-have-you.
TelePacific Rolls Out Advanced SD-WAN Connectivity in Nationwide Pilot.
SD-WAN is fueling 150% growth at Aryaka.
Verizon is partnering with Viptela to offer a hosted SD-WAN service.
Masergy, XO, CenturyLink and Mettel - even Vonage - have all added SD-WAN overlay services. Don't you think you should know what they are when your mid-market clients ask?
Join us for another Blab! about SD-WAN on 8/3 at Noon ET.]]>
First up, Blue Coat is selling itself to Symantec for $4.65 Billion. The cyber-security software company was going to go public via an IPO, but chose the private sale route, which seemed a safer bet for the PE firm, Bain Capital, that bought Blue Coat in 2015 for $2.4B and financed acquisitions to bolster the product portfolio to annual revenues of $598 Million. Blue Coat lost $289 million in those same 12 months. Good deal for Symantec, who sold its Veritas data storage unit to the Carlyle Group for $7.4 billion earlier this year.
BitTitan, the cloud services enablement specialist, has announced that it has closed a $15 million round of Series A financing led by TVC Capital, according to Channel Vision mag.
Speaking of IPO, twilio filed for one. VoIP Logic has an interesting take on it here.
Two Rhode Island based IT firms merge. "Carousel Industries, a leader in communication and network technologies, professional and managed services and cloud solutions, today announced its intent to acquire Atrion, Inc., a leading IT services firm specializing in security, productivity and collaboration, unified communications, networking, applications and integrations and data center solutions." This kind of PR is annoying to me because no one - even with 1300 employees - can be a "leader" in every aspect of IT and comms. And most mergers don't even come close to 1+ 1 = 3. Rarely do you get 1+1=2. It is usually 1+1=1.
Now for the big news: Microsoft is buying LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in cash. I have no idea why everyone is calling this a real-time comms project. The adoption of Slack changed everything. You can see it in how other projects have pivoted or added features, like containers, groupware, video and voice calling.
To me this seems more like a continuation of efforts to be a portal for employees that Sharepoint started. As Microsoft works on Sharepoint revisions (to look more like Slack?), they have to be thinking of ways to compete with Facebook and the myriad social networks that are taking up eyeballs, video and chatting away from telcos and enterprise communication systems.
Slack's loudest benefit is the reduction in email, which means less time people spend in Outlook. Cisco Spark will have people doing everything from a single GUI (in theory). That means Office365 is just one of the integrated services.
Do you need MS Office suite if your resume is on LinkedIn, docs are shared on a collab platform, databases are in the cloud, and contacts are on your phone?
No one wants Windows 10 and its all seeing activity tracking. Add that to LinkedIn and MS will know an awful lot about a lot of people. Almost as much as Google and Facebook know.
Microsoft has tried this before with acquisitions of Lync, Yammer and Skype. It takes them years to get the integration right (if at all). Remember, they bought Skype in 2011 for $8.2B and didn't really get the integration until 2014.
Maybe this is their new mobile strategy... LinkedIn, a clunky platform for resumes and social networking that as of late has many users frustrated and disappointed. Will we see Lync integration in LinkedIn soon? Click to email, call, chat, video anyone in your network? Oh, won't that be fun from a noise stand point.
They just dumped Nokia and took a huge write off on that mess. Have they made any money yet on Skype?
According to the MS CEO, it is all about the professional network meeting the professional network: "Think about it: How people find jobs, build skills, sell, market and get work done and ultimately find success requires a connected professional world. It requires a vibrant network that brings together a professional's information in LinkedIn's public network with the information in Office 365 and Dynamics."
Even this LinkedIn fan boy isn't sure what Microsoft is doing with Azure, Xbox, Win10 because he is on Chrome. The way I see it, LinkedIn in two years becomes integrated into Outlook, Office365, Win10, Sharepoint and Dynamics. Some of that will look like Salesforce and data.com (although Salesforce got a deal on Jigsaw in 2010.) The social graph adds a piece that MS doesn't currently have.
It will be interesting to see how Lynda.com is utilized by the combined entity. Will that become a tile on Win10 and Xbox? Probably. The deal slides are on Scrbd.
For segments of the marketplace this Microsoft centric move will make sense. Others will turn to Google for Work or Facebook for Work - or an IBM suite if they ever resurrect Lotus Notes & Domino into a true competitor for enterprise. Spark may take some of this. Add Apache Open Office to Spark and what do you need MS for?
What will also happen is that another online Rolodex will make some headway in this space, the same way that Snapchat took from the other social apps.
A bunch of investors are going to look at this and push more transactions. Facebook and Google hardly ever play follower, but they might shop for an online resume platform like JibberJobber - or a jobs board like Indeed or Monster to put some pressure on Microsoft and LinkedIn. If nothing else, that type of data can only add to the social graph that both of them have. This creates an opportunity for someone because there is a window of about two years before this integrates. We live in a first mover marketplace.
$26 Billion in cash, like money is nothing. Will this be a bigger debacle than Nokia?]]>
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Mary Meeker's annual Internet Trends report was released this week. She makes 2 big points:
One: There are now about 3 billion global internet users, but user growth is stalling at about 9% year-on-year. Smartphone sales are slowing, as is the yearly growth in the number of smartphone users, down to 21% from 31% last year. There will still be a market for bandwidth, but the it will not be lucrative. Revenues need to diversify from network.
Two: The rising Snapchat generation: Millennials communicate with text, but Generation Z prefers to communicate with images. There are now over 3 billion images shared daily between Snapchat, Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp--all but one of which are owned by Facebook. 55% of Pinterest users use the site to find products they want to buy. Messaging apps are moving from simple text tools to communicate with friends to platforms for commerce. It will make selling simple VoIP solutions difficult, because smartphone and apps beat a Hosted VoIP solution. This will make it even harder on the remaining VoIP Providers.
Other things not from Meeker's report, but from the news.
Ransomware is a real problem for small and large businesses. Even NASA got hit - as did Congress recently. It is so bad, the FBI issued a warning. Selling security is going to be a big market. Data backup is a good solution for ransonware (if set-up properly). So is an anti-malware solution. How many businesses can afford to be down for 2 days?
Have you thought about selling data center? If they have an extensive WAN or MPLS network, a data center may be involved. QTS is turning the Sun Times building in Chicago into a large Tier 3 data center. It will have with 317K SF of capacity, 24MW of power and have fiber connectivity from 5 carriers. If you need help selling colocation, call the experts at COLOTRAQ.
If you want to stick with just bandwidth, how about managed WLAN or managed wi-fi solution for bigger buildings? Cablecos offer it. Some telcos. ADTRAN, Ruckus, Cisco. In a world of IOT and mobile devices, managing the wireless network is a pretty big problem to solve.
Don't want to sell mobile devices? How about mobile expense management? Stay tuned for a podcast on Monday from Wireless Watchdogs.
Have you thought about Microsoft - and riding the wave of hype around Office365, Sharepoint and Skype4B? If you have read any of my blogs, I mention Skype4B often. There is demand for it.
WAN Monitoring is getting louder. Master Agents have added circuit monitoring. AireSpring offers it under the AireNMS service mark. Most VARs and MSPs offer RMM (remote monitoring and management) of desktops, laptops and servers. This is similar.
Colocation, Backup, Security, Monitoring, WLAN and mobile expense management are all items ancillary to what you are selling now. You would be doing a disservice to yourself and your customers by not mentioning them.
There will be a gulf of disapproval. (see diagram) I think that gulf is about 5 years old now. Time to get through the Dip, grab the bull by the horns and change.
UC&C transitions closer to Workflow platform as task management is added to the UC&C system from Cisco:
Channel Vision magazine reports, "Redbooth has announced an integration with Cisco Spark to unite task-centric Redbooth workspaces and communications-centric Cisco Spark rooms. Through this integration, users can now work simultaneously in both Redbooth and Cisco Spark to seamlessly communicate and collaborate."
The premise of Spark is that it will be so integrated with the software that an enterprise uses that a user will only have to work in the Spark window all day instead of bouncing between browser tabs or application windows.
Velocloud is now powering Mettel's SD-WAN solution. It is going to be huge for CLECs and channel partners. Not just powering MPLS, but offering a layer of network management, security and continuity to the new network environment that is a mixed bag of DIA, MPLS, and broadband trying to connect to SaaS, AWS, data centers and offices. It deployed correctly, SD-WAN could be the competitive edge that CLECs and OTT cloud service providers need.
In the network space, NITEL has a database to view "Over 500,000 fiber-lit, CLEC buildings" due to its "Partnerships with over 130 providers to provide network agnostic last-mile access". Having a fiber lit building list is good IF it was used for prospecting but it isn't. It is mainly used to determine install times or what carrier to quote. CLECs are starting to publish their LIT building lists. TWC, too. You would think they would want that data available in as many places as possible to sell deeper into LIT premises. Not hidden behind a subscription service like NEF or Geo-Tel. Veterans in telecom would rather have a LIT building than manage a fiber construction project that can take 6 months or more.
NITEL hired a new channel chief too. Congrats Michael Masini.
Charter is retiring the Time Warner Cable Brand. It confused people - TWC, twtc, Time-Warner. Now it will all be New Charter. "Charter will continue to be led by Tom Rutledge, serving as chairman, president and CEO. Charter's board will have 13 directors, including seven independent directors, two designated by Bright House's owner Advance/Newhouse, and three designated by Liberty Broadband (including John Malone and Greg Maffei)."
Congressional IT desk warns representatives of ransomware threats - and bans Yahoo Mail from Congress. How will these Congress Critters get mail now? Oh, right - AOL.
The LinkedIn password breach was 117 million records, according to ARS. Have you changed your password recently?
Fitbit acquires "wearable payment assets" from startup Coin, from ARS.
TelePacific Communcations receives the Women in the Channel's first ever Platinum Sponsorship Award 2016. TelePacific is a sponsor of TCA since its founding as well as a sponsor of WIC since its inception too. (Thanks, TPAC!)
Congrats to CRN Women of the Channel friends of mine: Karin Fields and Trish Kapos of master agency Microcorp; Hilary Gadda of TelePacific; Caitlin Clark-Zigmond at CoreDial; Brittani Von Roden of VAR Dynamics/CloudPlus; and to the rest of the winners as well!
In broadband, the cable modem is beating anything telco. Cable is winning 1M to 11k net new adds in 1Q16.
AT&T will be laying off between 50K and 80K workers in the next 5 years. It is trying to retrain some. AT&T will follow VZ into the OTT video arena. AT&T purchased Quickplay before launching its DIRECTV streaming service, according to Telecompetitor.
That's a wrap.]]>
In 2003, a business would have ACT! CRM installed on one computer. They probably ran Hosted Exchange from an MSP, but had MS Office with Outlook on most computers. They probably had a website and used ADP for payroll. And maybe they had a file server running either Novell or Windows NT.
ADP at one time said they were the first cloud application. Email was probably the first public cloud application that most people used. (There were others before that.) The website is on a public cloud. So there are 3 apps running in the public cloud arena.
The file server and ACT! are running in the local LAN - or what we call today servers in the data center, even if that data center is a closet. That is the private cloud. The MSP is running MS Exchange in his data center on his private cloud, sotospeak.
Today, SAAS like Salesforce and Microsoft Office365 are public cloud apps. The data center is now a colocation in a data center. The company might use AWS or S3 for file storage. Azure or Google Compute for storage or apps. The Hybrid Cloud scenario is more defined today and a little more complicated,e specially if you throw in some VPS or IAAS platform too. But the WAN today has to connect all of these parts and pieces into an efficient network. That is where you, the telecom expert, come in.
Where is the Upsell?
Just asking the questions will put you in a different light. But asking the questions let's you see the whole picture, not just the Internet pipe at 2 locations. You can add value (and upsell) if you see the whole picture.
Hybrid Cloud has been around for a while. The concept is not complicated. And after you map it out, it isn't that complex. Make it simple. That is where the money is.]]>
Why did Frontier roll out a new brand, Frontier Vantage, for video, broadband, and voice products when it is acquiring more FiOS assets? So now it has to launch a new brand AND re-brand Verizon and FiOS assets. Fun.
Looks like Charter will be approved to buy both TWC and Bright House Networks.
FirstLight Fiber will be acquired by Oak Hill Capital Partners from its current private equity owner, Riverside Partners.
Verizon Enterprise experiences a huge data breach that exposed 1.5 Million Customers' Information.
HyperOffice is partnering with Verizon to distribute its Share.to communications suite from Verizon Cloud infrastructure.
Communications Sales & Leasing, Inc. entered into an agreement with Windstream Holdings, Inc. to acquire 32 wireless towers owned by Windstream.
According to an Accenture study, US companies are losing Customers as consumers demand more Human Interaction. "Too much reliance on digital technologies has given rise to 'human-less' customer services" that are estimated to cost business $1.6 Trillion in switching costs.
Cisco is buying CliQr for $260M to expand its hybrid cloud management solutions.]]>
No one makes voice calls any more. It is all text and chat. These simple communications have been enhanced to include peer-to-peer video calls in the same vein as Facetime and Skype. WebRTC has allowed WhatsApp and Facebook to add calling features to their messaging apps, pulling even more minutes from carriers. (Most of this revenue is now in mobile data buckets, which means just 2 carriers get most of the money.)
The real disruption in business communications, the last bastion of good revenue for carriers, is being done by non-telcos. Twilio is just one example of elastic communications from a non-telco. The bigger news was the Slack-Skype integration.
I saw a list of forward thinkers of VoIP and it was a list of CEOs. Only one company on that list is making any noise at all. The rest are just staying the course, while the course is changing around them.
If comms is all about mobile, shouldn't the forward thinkers being making a dent in mobile, SMS, chat, IM, presence?
Video, security, analytics, APIs - see the lies of Highfive, Redbooth, Ringio, RogerVoice and Sinch - are the key components to be adding to the standard UC product offering.
In CIO magazine, "Given the cost and complexity of implementing UC&C .... When making those decisions, CIOs and other IT leaders listed these factors as the most important when selecting a UC&C vendor:"
Nice infographic about the CIO UC&C study.
Reviewing those 4 factors, forward thinkers would be looking at encrypted chat, better deployment, improved user and admin portals, and APIs / integration.
There are apps that you can add to your offering for encrypted chat, like Wickr or Signal or OpenFire server or Pidgin. For API, you could utilize a service like Zapier to help your users mashup tasks for productivity.
Or on the small business side, the rise of Personal Assistant apps in the past two years along with the tsunami of information, means that a better unified inbox, search, curation, prioritization are all things that users are looking for.
Have you looked at Cloze, billed as a relationship management software that "keeps track of your email, phone calls, meetings, documents, Evernote, LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. And everything from dozens of other services." Unified messaging beyond just the concept.
I'm not saying if you have to do this stuff, but I am saying that you should be trying new stuff. New ways to deploy, to remove friction in the sales side or the implement side or the admin track. Analytics to the call logs. Endpoint management. Business Process Improvement. Security for no other reason than terms like HIPAA, PCI and Sox. Encryption of data at rest whether that is call recordings, vociemail, faxes to enable peace of mind for the HIPAA/HITECH admins. (Rackspace has a way to encrypt databases here.)
Otherwise you will be selling cheap voice against a real disruptor.
Another reason to add something to your product offering is to have an upsell opportunity with your current clients to make them stickier, more productive and add some ARPU.]]>
Our ITEXPO panel on Open Source for Service Providers will be using Dialogic's study, which is examined in this blog post by Jim Machi of Dialogic.
Some good reads to start off the new year.
AVC's Fred Wilson on What Is Going To Happen In 2016
Alianza has a good read about Disruption to the cable industry HERE. It is based on an Accenture study about the top line growth of cable and the factors that may affect it.
Apparently, the cost to acquire a cellular customer is at least $650, as VZW is now poaching AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile Customers With a $650 Credit. How profitable can that be? In 2 years, that is $27 per month and ARPU is about $54 per month. Margins of 50% on cellular? This is what happens when the metrics are ARPU and new adds. Must get more customers (even unprofitable ones).
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Comcast gets more consumer complaints than any ISP. "The deluge of angry customers is so big that the FCC gets more Internet service complaints about Comcast than it does for AT&T, Verizon, and Time Warner Cable (TWC) combined." [ARS]
Level3 would like inter-connection congestion to be reported to the FCC as part of the "FCC's new rules requiring ISPs to supply more information on their management of networks to consumers." NCTA says Heck No! And they would because they don't want transparency on their artificial congestion (aka squeezing the tube that connects consumers to Netflix, Hulu, YouTube and other OTT content that they want to watch.)
Remember CarrierIQ? They were the company adding rootkit for monitoring smartphone usage for the cellcos. After scrutiny, they went belly up. AT&T bought the assets. Probably a joint venture with the NSA.]]>
2015 consisted of M&A, musical chairs and hacks. Next year, more of the same.
We are ending 2015 with a revelation that Juniper's software has had malicious code in it for a couple of years
"At the Connected Health conference, [director of Verizon's RISK Team] revealed that it had investigated 1,931 incidents affecting 392 million records in 25 countries." [source]
TMC CEO Rich Tehrani has a report of cyber attacks in the Greater NYC area.
IoT will only make matters worse when it comes to hacks. Every drone is a possible hack. We still take security for granted - or worse as something to not worry about. (When was the last time you changed any passwords?)
Next year, we will have the Dell-EMC merger and most likely the Charter-TWC-BrightHouse merger. This will result in massive layoffs and worse customer servcie. For the Tampa Bay area, both ISPs will be changing in 2016 as Frontier takes over FL, CA and TX from Verizon in a $10B deal. Broadband is going to suck at home in 2017.
RLECs are consolidating almost as fast as the VoIP companies. Both for the same reason: survival!
RLECs have gone through a massive reform of USF, which has upended their business model. Telco TV, Hosted VoIP, fiber to the tower and rural cellular are the means to which RLECs are hoping to survive, but consolidation is always viewed as a way to scale and be profitable.
FCC Rural voice rules will also hamper them a little in 2016.
Data center is still hot. Private money is buying up data centers for their REITs. That won't change as cloud services are housed in data centers. And it looks like where the ROI is right now. Plus it looks a lot like real estate - and old money understands real estate!
Cablecos will be pushing hard for DOSCIS 3.x and to take even more market share from the ILECs in both the residential and the SMB markets. All about broadband now. It might also be about threatening to rollout MVNOs but we'll seeif they are serious. Quad plays haven't really burned up the market yet.
Internet Unicorns will still be the talk of the town - until they try to IPO!
Look for more strategic partnerships between CLECs and IT specialty shops, especially security, due to the increase in hacks and concerns (and liability).
Lastly, software companies, especially UC shops, will add more functionality to their software offerings in the way of integration, analytics and BPI (business process improvement). See more about this at ITEXPO.
BTW, the Merger Between Alteva, Inc. and MBS Holdings, Inc. (Momentum) has Completed according to an email this morning. I was told that shareholders at Alteva wouldn't vote Yes for this due to the share price offer. I guess that person was incorrect.]]>
And firms - including Apple and Yelp - are also opposing a new cyber-security bill - CISA. Got to be tough to give all that Super PAC money and not get your way.
TechDirt: Tim Berners-Lee: 'Just Say No' To Facebook's Plan To Bastardize The Internet. To give free Internet to the third world, Facebook wants to subsidize it; limit it to unencrypted and approved sites; and watch all the traffic to design ads. How thoughtful.
The FCC had to remind carriers that booze and other personal items are not part of telecom costs.
Recognizing that viewers are tired of ads, Google Unveils YouTube Red: a $10 Per Month Ad-Free Option that allows downloading.
ESPN - the most expensive channel package on cable - lost over 3 million viewers in the last year. ESPN blames lite channel packages (like Sling, Google Fiber and others) and cord cutting. As a Chris Berman fan, I have been watching ESPN since almost the beginning. Look, Poker is not a sport. Hours and hours of repeated SportsCenter should only be on ESPN News! Why pay $7 per month for just Monday Night Football, some MLB games and basically for the NFL Network. It stopped being a top sports spot years ago -- and it catching up to them.
The difference between ESPN and Google is that Google takes risks and uses data to guess what its consumers want. ESPN only listens to sponsors. That is the problem I see with so many companies today.
Want to make money? Make the viewing experience personal. Then Boom! people will flock there and pay for it.]]>
Fiber to the Tower is still driving growth for RLECs. Fairpoint is even seeing a need to start a construction division.
EarthLink jumped into the SDN game with the launch of its "Application Performance Optimization, a family of software defined WAN services designed to provide businesses with real-time analytics and visibility into how applications use bandwidth." [telecomreseller]
FireEye is teaming up with VISA to provide threat analysis for businesses. "Visa and FireEye, the leaders in payment security and cyber security intelligence, present a new way for your organization to identify and respond to cyber attacks with the Visa Threat Intelligence portal, powered by FireEye. This powerful solution helps prioritize what threats you should act upon, why you should act and gives you actionable tools to address them."
IntelePeer Acquires Advantone. Now Intelepeer's enterprise SIP trunking customers can bundle cloud contact center. SIP trunking and cloud contact center??? Okay.
Talk about being late to the game: "Windstream's Kinetic TV service will compete in Lexington against Time Warner Cable." So WIND finally rolls out telco TV at a time when cable cord cutting is increasing. And right after VZ, DISH, Boingo and Xfinity launch OTT video services. No wonder you have to offer a 9% dividend.
Switch.co released its cloud-based phone system for Microsoft Office 365 users now. Switch.co is now on both ecosystems - MS and GOOG. Should be interesting to see the traction because on the OFF365 side, there are a number of players in the confusion that is Skype for Business/Lync/OFF365. It is challenging. On the Google side, there are only a handful like VZ VCE and Vonage Biz with gUnify. How will they message what they offer to the OFF365 crowd amid the noise that those users are experiencing??
Now your home phone, cell phone and tablet can all share the same phone number via AT&T's NumberSync.]]>
BTW, we both agree that training is a necessity for partners to really own cloud services.
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ALM owns a couple of dating sites, most notably AshleyMadison.com which has the tag line: Life is short; have an affair. The hackers were mad that ALM is basically scamming its users. About 90% of the members are male; many of the female profiles are fake; and ALM charge you a pretty penny to delete your account.
The hackers gave ALM 30 days to take down the sites or the data would be released. They didn't - and it was. Last night.
"The Ashley Madison hack is in some ways the first large scale real hack, in the popular, your-secrets-are-now-public sense of the word. It is plausible--likely?--that you will know someone in or affected by this dump," John Herman wrote.
On twitter one message stood out to me: Journalists, remember that you are outing people - and suicide is a real possibility. Take care with this info.
What lessons can we learn from this hack?
Nothing is private - at all. Ever. Not Snapchat and it's disappearing images. (They don't disappear. They are stored.)
I am often amazed at the level of dumb in this country. Using government email addresses for this account instead of Gmail, Yahoo or Hotmail?
"Here were millions of people expecting the highest level of privacy that the commercial web could offer as they conducted business they likely wanted to keep between two people (even if a great number of the emails are junk, or attached to casual gawkers, the leak claims to contain nine million transaction records). This hack could be ruinous--personally, professionally, financially--for them and their families," Herman states.
Keep in mind: "Readers should understand that if this dump does turn out to be legit, that just finding someone's name, email address and other data in the archives doesn't mean that person was a real user. As the above-mentioned Graham Cluley points out, AshleyMadison never bothered to verify the email addresses given to it by its users." noted from Krebs Security.
Companies do not take security seriously. It is overhead. It is a pain in the ass. They get a $100 million cyber-security insurance policy to cover approximately 65% of the Target hack.
Ubiquiti Networks was the victim of a cyber-heist to the tune of $46M. That was a social engineering hack foremost. What company even spends a little bit of money on security training and password management?
It is amazing how much data an e-commerce site collects. ALM had 37M records consisting of billing addresses, emails, passwords, date of birth, gender, ethnicity, payment history, phone numbers, credit card info, security questions, sexual preferences, and website activity. Identity theft and blackmail material for certain.
In an age of CryptoLocker ransonware, viruses, malware, key loggers, and even your ISP logging your every move, privacy is an illusion. In the name of technology, we have traded in any privacy at all for toys and convenience.
We have to be smarter about our online activity, especially Millennials and younger.
You would think that after this - and Target, the federal government and Anthem - it would be easier to sell security services. Unfortunately, everyone thinks it won't happen to them. News flash: the list of un-hacked sites is probably smaller than the list of hacked ones. Many of these hacks went undetected for up to 15 months!
Right now everyone should be changing passwords, but they won't. Companies should be scheduling password and security training, but they won't. IT Directors should be checking to see if default accounts are still active and unchanged on systems and gear. People should be updating operating systems and anti-virus software and at the very least running a malware scan, but they won't. This is why we have these issues.
Lastly, backup your critical data - to dvd or flashdrive or any of the numerous inexpensive online drives. Either take actions like these now - or pay for it later. And later is coming. You are not immune.
Troy Hunt has good read and a way to check if your email is in the data and you were pwned.]]>


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The Washington, D.C.-based Center for Immigration Studies, which opposes increased immigration, recently released a report examining employment rates for teens and found that they are dropping fast. In 2000, the report states, 61 percent of teens were either working or looking for work. That number apparently slid to 48 percent in the summer of 2007, before the recession hit. The decline was similar for teens regardless of race, ethnicity, or economic status.
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Fully renovated stone house with 4 bedrooms (1 at ground floor), 2 bathrooms, newly fitted kitchen, living/dining room with old chimney, 1500 sq.m. land with splendid views on the marine river and the port where you can put your boat. Calm of the countryside, at 1 Km from the village, 5 Km from St Pol de Léon and Carantec. Daily Ferries from Roscoff to Cork and Plymouth. TGV Morlaix
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I've been captivated by the www series since the first novel and Jessica Almasy blew my head off with her first rendition of "Calculass!" I'm a SF/AI freak, so the book was made for me anyway. What is wonderful is how Sawyer creates this band of flawed characters who then go on to fight the good fight with charm, courage and heart.
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While all of the readers(Mark Vietor, Oliver Wyman, Anthony Haden Salerno) play their part, and do so well, Jessica Almasy, as Caitlin Decter is perfect. When you hear actors talk about "creating a role," this is it. Writ large. She IS Caitlin Decter, you believe, and you dance and whirl as the teenager she is. Wildly excited as she works her way through crisis and wonder and the difficulties of the teen years. It is a simply stunning performance and I can't listen to it without a smile or a tear.
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I loved this series, and I've now read them through time after time. Kindle, Audible and Print. They are that good, but Almasy makes the Audible version UNMISSABLE.
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"Great conclusion to great series"
I loved listening to this entire series and can say that the author has a fun way of opening your imagination up to fun concepts even if they are a bit out there, the only negative thing about the entire series was at the very end you truly realize just how lonely an existence for Webmind would be with the way the author puts it, and I guess that also was his point he wanted to make so hence the books were all well written and hard to stop when started before finished.
"Freaking AWESOME - as www's Kaitlin would say!"
I don't even know how to express my own personal "WONDER" in relation to my experience listening to these books. All three of them are fantastic. I want a WebMind! I want him for me and for "us". This author is a genius. The way his mind works is unimaginable to me. His messages, his politics, his humanity, his creativity, his complexity and his talent are beyond compare. The story is wonderful. I absolutely love the narrators on this book. Kaitlin's narrator is sooooooooo talented! I have read Mr. Sawyer's Neanderthal Parallax (NP) series and Calculating God (CG). They are great stories also. I knew I'd like NP, and after I finished those three books, I was pretty sure I'd like CG but I wasn't sure at all I'd like the WWW series. I'm just not technically inclined and the topic as described was a little bit intimidating. BOY WAS I WRONG. It's just such a great story. I hope the Chinese government reads it.
Now, my hardest decision is which one of Robert Sawyer's books to download next. :-)
PS - I think it is so smart for him to include references to Audible in WWW. What a great plug for a great service!
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Fun series that presents a lot of good ideas. It's nice to have a story about a Artificial Intellegence that is not evil. Story is a bit Utopianish but still lots of fun. Readers are also great. Usually I hate multiple readers but it works for this series. This is not a good stand alone book. Start with the first in the series.
I read all the time, or nearly. I always have, I guess, since I was very young ... and now, getting older, more audio than any other medium.
"Very creative and original"
It is so rare these days to encounter new ideas in science fiction. Okay, it isn't a brand new idea, but the care and thought Robert Sawyer has put into crafting the concept into a story is remarkable. Although I felt that it was aimed at a younger audience, it was nonetheless highly listenable. This isn't the same old same old. Refreshing and most entertaining.
Yes, it is Science Fiction but there are some great messages for the human race. The series, and especially this book, causes me to think more and more about what could be accomplished if we, all sides, looked at issues from different perspectives.
Driving over 100,000 mile a year since 1983, I got hooked on audible books on tape 30 years back. I now listen from my bicycle 2 hours a day
"Very Enjoyable"
An odd combination this 16 year old blind girl and her first crush crossed with the philosophical and incredibly intelligent Webmind. I think I would have chosen a more mature human central figure but it works out just fine. There is plenty of material here to inspire thought. An interesting take on artificial intelligence. This one was a lot of fun.
5 stars is i love and i will read agani and again. 1 is i hate and i never want to hear about it ever again. YES = :))) - NO= :'(
"such an amazing book."
wake started slow and interesting. Watch was full of new things and understanding of webmind. And Wonder, was the best thing, full of twists and great things happening in it. The given ending is great, and a bit sad at the same time. But this ending makes you think what happened afterwards.
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