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VUC, or Voip Users Conference, is an excellent weekly conference call for industry professionals and enthusiasts. We’ve been been lucky enough to be…
In our recent QoS white-paper, we explained how most IP Transit was ‘best-efforts’, giving no priority to voice and how congestion is routine (and co…
Introduction QoS, or Quality of Service, is a term used in VoIP circles but often misunderstood and as a consequence rarely implemented, despite the…
Happy New Year! 2013 is going to be a great year. I hope you enjoyed the break although I know many of you have been using the down-time to do some r…
Our new SIP infrastructure is available for your traffic in our Slough site. Manchester will be available shortly and London will follow. The feature…
And compliments of the season for those of you just looking forward to a rest!! It’s the time of year to say a big ‘thank you’ for your support over…
Last week we asked for your feedback on our services and were really pleased to hear from so many of you. If you haven’t yet responded, click the but…
There is a possibility of disruption to the Internet and voice traffic later today. Simwood is unaffected by this directly but we want to let custome…
We’re delighted to announce that Grahame Davies has joined Simwood as a non-executive advisor. Grahame was a pioneer of Internet access in the UK whe…
We have today enabled IP Transit from Level 3 in our Slough site. This nicely compliments the TiNet transit we buy in Manchester and London and, of c…
We’ve mentioned ThreatSTOP repeatedly in the past. It is an IP Reputation service which provides a critical compliment to any firewall, from iptables…
We recently e-mailed all customers privately to ask them what it was about Simwood they liked most, in brief what they say when recommending us to pe…