Well, I proved that I’m not particularly expert at picking the NCAA winners and losers in my March Madness post of last week. But hey, I did just about as well as President Obama (tournament that is…economic plan still TBD). More...

So how productive do you think the college basketball fans in your company were last week, thanks to that live streaming of the first round of the NCAA Tournament online? Not only that, but how did your network do with all of that bandwidth chewed by folks sitting at their desk and using the web to watch their favorite team? Although the presumption is that personal productivity declined last week, how about your network? Email seem a little slower? How about web services? And those of you working remotely or on business travel, did you have trouble accessing your company’s LAN? When employees were being productive, how did the network survive with all of that video going across your network? More...

Have you ever noticed that many business fliers are aisle seat people? They want to be able to get up and stretch their legs during the flight, and they want to be able to get off the plane as soon as they can when the flight is over. More...

We’ve spent several months talking about network convergence and the savings and benefits you receive when you migrate to an IP platform. In its simplest form, network convergence is the ability for voice, video and data (wireline and wireless) communication to travel along the same IP platform. The reality, of course, is more complex. More...

If you’ve visited www.Sprint.net lately, you have noticed some enhancements to the site. In particular, “Compass by Sprint” is now front and center on the home page for easier access. There are also several other improvements that will expedite service requests and enable you to work with us more closely to resolve possible service issues. More...