Zen Blog: Stay Informed

If you’ve recently moved - or are thinking of moving - to full fibre, you may have noticed that it isn’t delivered in quite the same way as traditional broadband. Instead of using the old copper telephone cables, it uses a fibre optic connection all the way to your home...

Migrating your assets to the cloud brings a range of additional benefits, from offering functional solutions to technical problems to being transformational to your whole business. The way you think about the drivers for your organisation can impact the value you get out of the move...

By December 2025, the old analogue – copper based – telephone network will be switched off. Stop sell of new services has already begun and is expected to be completed in the next couple of years. And that means businesses need to start planning for the future of their communications...

You may have heard about the 2025 switch off date – that’s when all traditional phone lines will have been switched off, replaced entirely by modern digital and cloud-based alternatives...

There are lots of advantages to leased line connections, but do any of them apply to your business? Here are four reasons why your business might benefit from a leased line.

As a broadband provider we tend to get really excited about new technologies that offer faster and faster connections. However, not everyone needs the latest and greatest right now, so just how much speed do you need?

From 2025, the copper services that deliver phone calls to and from your home will be switched off. And starting much sooner than that, those services will begin to be withdrawn from sale from telephone exchanges up and down the country.

As broadband gets ever faster and more reliable, you’ve probably heard a lot recently about how full fibre can provide the ultimate business connection. But what if you need more? What if ‘great’ isn’t good enough? That's why you shouldn't rule out a leased line...

When it comes to your customers’ experience, doing the right thing is key. Providing them with the technology and service they need is crucial to keeping them happy and making sure they keep coming back...

As stop sell begins to take effect, demand for FTTP will hit unprecedented levels. Those providers able to respond will have rich pickings to choose from, while those unable or unwilling to meet that demand will be faced with a declining, finite market...