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Cloud UC can simplify communications, but it doesn’t automatically eliminate call quality issues. Latency, jitter, and packet loss can still affect voice and video performance.

In cloud environments, troubleshooting can become more complex because traffic may cross multiple networks, providers, and geographic regions.

In this Think Tank article, we look at how you can use technologies like QoS, session border controllers, and SD-WAN to protect real-time traffic, improve reliability, and deliver a more consistent UC experience.

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Behind every smooth video call, clear audio stream, and responsive collaboration setup is a network that knows how to keep everything moving. Grandstream Networks, Inc.'s GWN7800 Pro managed switches now support Pro AV features for AV-over-IP deployments, plus more options for smaller and edge networks.

In our latest article, we take a closer look at this series, including:

• Pro AV capabilities for technologies like AES67, Dante, NDI, and SDVoE
• AV-oriented presets and QoS-based stream identification
• Layer 2++ switching features for SMB networks
• New lower-end models for smaller and edge deployments
• How the full GWN7800 Pro lineup supports a range of port, PoE, and capacity needs

Grandstream adds Pro AV capabilities to its GWN7800 Pro switch lineup Explore Grandstream GWN7800 Pro switches with Pro AV features, new additions to the lineup, and flexible options for SMB and AV-over-IP deployments.

Every desk may not need a high-end phone, but every user does need clear audio, reliable performance, and an easy calling experience. For resellers looking to deliver strong value in standard business deployments, the Yealink T31G combines essential calling features, Gigabit connectivity, PoE support, Yealink HD Voice, and reliable performance in a cost-effective IP phone.

Contact TeleDynamics to learn more or order from our website: https://hubs.li/Q04mkfS-0

Modern collaboration spaces are putting new demands on the network. It’s no longer just about connecting a video bar or conference phone. Today’s meeting rooms may include IP-enabled cameras, microphones, speakers, encoders, decoders, touch controllers, displays, and AV control systems — all of which need to work reliably alongside UC platforms.

That’s why concepts like AVLANs and AVIoT are becoming more important in collaboration network design.

In this Think Tank article, we look at how AV and UC convergence is changing the way network engineers and AV integrators think about segmentation, multicast behavior, QoS, bandwidth planning, and real-time media traffic.

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🚨 Meet the PR12: Compact Size, 24-Hour Reliability for POTS Replacement!🚨

As traditional copper lines continue to disappear, organizations need a reliable and future-ready solution for critical communications. The by delivers exactly that—combining cellular connectivity, battery backup, and cloud management in a compact, easy-to-deploy design.

🔌 Why Choose PR12?
✅ 2 FXS Ports – Connect elevator emergency phones, alarm panels, FAX machines, and other legacy analog devices.
✅ Up to 24 Hours Standby Backup – Powered by a single field-replaceable 18650 battery, ensuring critical communications remain available during power outages.
✅ VoIP + VoLTE Support – Flexible deployment over wired broadband or carrier-certified cellular networks.
✅ Dual SIM Redundancy – Automatic carrier failover for enhanced network reliability.
✅ Compact All-in-One Design – Small footprint makes installation easy inside elevator control cabinets, fire panels, and telecom enclosures.
✅ Remote Management via VolaCloud – Monitor device health, connectivity status, battery condition, and perform remote troubleshooting from anywhere.

🏢 Ideal Applications:
• Elevator Emergency Phones
• Fire Alarm Panels
• Security Systems
• Utility Monitoring
• Remote Facilities
• Life-Safety Communications

Designed for reliability, simplicity, and compliance, the PR12 helps organizations modernize legacy analog communications without changing existing field equipment.


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Tomorrow is World Wi-Fi Day, a good opportunity to remember Grandstream's broad portfolio of GWN indoor and outdoor wireless access points to support a wide range of business needs.

One standout example: the Grandstream GWN7672, a tri-band Wi-Fi 7 access point designed for demanding environments with medium-to-high user density. With support for speeds up to 11 Gbps, it gives businesses a powerful option for building faster, more capable wireless networks.

TeleDynamics can help you find the right Grandstream access point for the job. Where to buy: https://hubs.li/Q04lZcKX0

Did you know you can get the mobility and quality of DECT at a home office that doesn't have a pre-installed DECT network? 🏠

The Yealink WH63 E2 has its own headset-to-base DECT connection for long wireless range and reliable call performance for users who need to move around their workspace while staying connected.

It also offers four wearing styles (eartip, earhook, headband, or neckband), two noise-cancelling microphones, built-in and external busy lights, and availability in both UC and Microsoft Teams-certified variants.

For teams that need comfort, mobility, and professional call quality at home or in the office, the WH63 E2 is a no-brainer! Buy here (B2B only): https://hubs.li/Q04lxSWc0

Cabling is one of the most important network decisions, and one of the hardest to change later.

Switches, routers, access points, and IP phones can all be replaced as technology evolves. But copper cabling is often installed behind walls, above ceilings, inside conduits, and across patch panels, where it may stay in place for decades.

That’s why cable category matters.

Cat 5e, Cat 6, Cat 6A, Cat 7 and Cat 8 aren’t just labels. They describe the physical and performance characteristics that affect speed, distance, PoE performance, interference resistance, and long-term upgrade paths.

In our latest article, we explain:
• How copper carries data
• What copper cabling categories actually mean
• How to choose the right category for your deployment

Read the article to learn how copper cabling categories affect network performance and infrastructure planning: https://hubs.li/Q04lJ4HW0


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Copper cabling categories explained: which cable should you choose? Learn how copper cable categories affect network performance, Ethernet speeds, PoE, distance limits and long-term cabling decisions.