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29
June
For the last decade, the enterprise tech playbook was simple: lift, shift, and public cloud everything. But the era of unchecked public cloud expansion has officially hit a wall. Driven by skyrocketing artificial intelligence costs, tightening global data privacy regulations, and rising geopolitical tensions, we have entered the era of Cloud 3.0. Unlike Cloud 1.0 (virtualization) or
28
May
From healthcare to sports, and from finance to customer service, a quiet revolution is underway. One that is about helping people and businesses achieve more by elevating human potential through AI. Welcome to RingCentral’s AI Changemakers, celebrating the individuals harnessing agentic AI to transform how we work, serve, and connect. Check out the full episodes, featuring business leaders
29
April
The year 2026 marks the moment network infrastructure stopped being a “utility” and became a “living” system. We’ve moved past the era of static pipes and simple bandwidth; today’s networks are defined by AI-native architectures, Wi-Fi 7 ubiquity, and a massive shift toward Edge-first processing. If you’re upgrading your stack or designing for the future, here
2
April
ChoiceTel, a Women Business Enterprise, welcomes Donald Schmidt, as an Executive Technology Strategist. Donald has led multi‑year enterprise initiatives across healthcare, manufacturing, financial services, and airlines, guiding cross‑functional teams through ERP, EMR, cloud, and security transformations. CEO Diane Smith notes his leadership and execution focus will help IT leaders drive meaningful change. Since 1994, ChoiceTel
2
April
ChoiceTel, a certified Women Business Enterprise, welcomes Joe Luginski as an Enterprise Technology Consultant in Michigan. Joe brings more than 45 years of experience in IT sales and leadership, including senior roles at AT&T, Nortel, CenturyLink, Tata Communications, Masergy, and Cloudflare. Joe is also a ChoiceTel-appointed advisory board member for the Michigan Council of Women
30
March
In 2024, a “wait and see” approach to AI was cautious. In 2026, it’s a liability. As AI moves from a standalone tool to a “digital coworker” capable of independent decision-making, the complexity of implementation has outpaced most internal IT capabilities. The global corporate commitment to AI has reached a fever pitch. According to recent BCG
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