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EE is refreshing their Business Extra plans to make them even better. The new plans will enable our customers to run their business the way they want, no matter where they are, at home or abroad.
Customers will be able to use their UK allowance for EU roaming and still have 180 minutes to call the EU from the UK
EE is also including the BT Sport App for customers personal enjoyment
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Our 24 Month Business Plan with EE has been designed with small businesses in mind. Should be £65 per month but this amazing deal is now £40 per month so a huge £25per month saving. This deal is only available until 14th July 2016 so act now. Wide range of handsets available with this offer.
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We have sold out the Venue with 120 businesses exhibiting at the Expo, from a wide range of industries and backgrounds; we have a lockout system of only 2 businesses from each sector, meaning more variation. This is a great opportunity to expand your business relations.
3 seminars will take place during the day and will cover a variety of topics that will benefit you and your business.
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Two months after Avaya Inc. introduced its software-defined networking (SDN) architecture, the company is adding new Ethernet switches to fill out the offering.
The Avaya SDN FX architecture announced in February promises to provide the advantages of SDN technologies to the entire network, from the core to the edge, in a "connect anything, anywhere" approach.
Avaya, known for collaboration and communication technologies, has a different take on the meaning of the network edge.
"The 'edge,' in this case, is not to be understood as the typical network edge (device) but as the place where the network meets the application, that is, a hypervisor supporting multiple application virtual machines (VMs) or Docker containers, an edge voice application device (also known as a phone) or devices purpose-built as SDN edge devices," said company exec Andrew Rufener in a February blog post.
To help complete this end-to-end approach, Avaya yesterday introduced a line of new ERS 5900 stackable Ethernet switches optimized for the company's Fabric Connect, an "automated core" that provides a virtual control layer via one network-wide, fabric-based communications protocol.
"The Avaya ERS 5900 series of premium, stackable Ethernet switches takes another significant step toward full network automation by further extending Avaya Fabric Connect capabilities to the network edge," the company said in a statement. "The ERS 5900 series enables enterprises to smoothly migrate to next-generation architectures that unify the wired and wireless network while preparing organizations to adopt new Internet of Things (IoT) strategies."
Avaya said the switches:
"Some of the most compelling use cases for SDN will likely be at the edge of the network," the company quoted Zeus Kerravala, principal at ZK Research, as saying. "With Avaya's introduction of the ERS 5900, they continue their momentum started with SDN Fx of driving practical use cases where the user lives."
