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Working from home is now an everyday reality for many of our customers and network issues can be a challenge
As schools have now closed and other businesses have also sent people home, many home workers are struggling with ensuring they can run their real-time work apps such as Voice and Video conferencing without interference from other people, who are also working from home or using other online content
As the Covid-19 situation looks set to escalate, there's a lot to think about to keep your business running. Last week we shared the Top 10 areas we've focused on to ensure our own business continuity.
From today, we'll be going into these in more detail, setting out what we've learnt and offering specific guidance and support. Let's start with telephony.
The top 10 things to consider for your home-working plan.
Many businesses are rightly concerned about the potential impact of the developing situation with coronavirus and how it may impact their business.
We’ll be exhibiting at the Digital Transformation Expo on 25th & 26th March 2020. During the event, you’ll learn how you can work better together with Chess Cloud PBX and Microsoft Teams.
Chess has officially done it again, achieving 6th in the Sunday Times ‘100 Best Companies to Work For’. This continues the success of previous years - number 1 in 2018, 5 years in the top 6 and 11 years in the top 100.
It’s essential to ensure your organisation, people and customers have the technology and support necessary to weather the storm.
Explore the latest benefits of the new Chess Cloud PBX features, which include a Mobile App and Microsoft Teams integration.
Chess. as Sage Technical Architects, helps businesses like yours design, implement & support Sage Business Management and ERP Solutions.
What is Chess Device as a Service, and how is this unique in the market? In this short video we hear about the benefits from business, operational and financial perspectives.
Chess customer, Williamsburgh HA, were aware that January 2020 would be bringing the end of support deadline for the Windows 2008 server. They began the process to source new hardware, software and the necessary technical support.
BT has announced it will end-of-life its Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) by 2025. ISDN is used by over one million UK businesses. In this blog, we will answer the key questions around the switch off and the next steps to a future-proofed solution.