Wi-Fi in listed and period buildings: what actually works
Why old buildings defeat Wi-Fi, what listed building consent covers inside as well as out, and the approach that gets coverage without damaging the fabric.
Call recording rules for solicitors and accountants
Is call recording required? What UK GDPR asks of you, why consent is usually the wrong lawful basis, and how long recordings should really be kept.
Getting a line into a multi-tenant building: risers, landlords and lead times
Why installs into shared offices slip, what a wayleave is, and the questions to ask your landlord before you order a line into a multi-tenant building.
The 7 biggest telecoms complaints, and why Synergy Max does it differently
Dropped calls, support queues, baffling bills and long contracts: the biggest complaints businesses have about telecoms, and how we do each differently.
EE’s 2G switch-off: what it means for your business
EE begins switching off 2G from May 2029. The risk is not your phones but the alarms, card machines and trackers quietly running on 2G SIMs.
The big PSTN switch-off: what businesses on copper lines must do before 2027
The UK copper phone network switches off by 31 January 2027. Lifts, alarms, telecare and card machines on analogue lines are the most overlooked risk.