Veroxity Wavelengths • Monthly Archives • February 2010
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2010
Customer-Centric Culture
Customer service seems to come up quite frequently as something that sets organizations apart from their peers, whether it sets them ahead or behind the pack is a different story. There is not a company on the planet that wants to have, or be known to have, sub-par customer service, but there is a lot [...]
2010
Google’s Plan for Fiber-Optic Networks
A couple of years ago when Google was reaching out to a number of different sources looking for dark fiber, the general public knew that something was coming out of it, we just didn’t know what. The recent news about Google’s plan to build a number of experimental, fiber-optic networks has created quite a buzz [...]
2010
The Consultative Approach to Disaster Recovery Planning: Part Two
There are different reasons for needing any or all of these services. Your main concern might be email, application or database backup, or it might be that your servers and connectivity are active at all times. For some organizations, it might not be critical that email is undelivered for a short period of time in [...]