Inside X.25: A Manager's Guide;"Everything old becomes new again". Charles Darwin, Origin of the Species
When Charles Darwin penned this famous line some 150 years ago, he was referring to a process he called "natural selection". Yet this same fundamental perspective is applicable to fields other than biology, including the past 30 years of advances in data communications. The process is evolutionary, but also iterative. After async modems came packet switching, then X.25 networks, frame relay, ATM, and back around again to TCP/IP. Each of these technologies came with its new benefits in terms of speed and performance, yet each was built upon earlier lessons learned. Similarly, the new holy grail of "Unified Communications" was not invented by Cisco and Microsoft in 2006; its origins date back to the days of the Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) and probably even earlier.
The point here is that there are valuable lessons to be learned from the past and applied to solving today's technical problems. It takes a team of seasoned professionals to apply these lessons to match today's needs. With over 49 years of combined experience and a broad IT, telecommunications, and technology perspective, the Schlar Consulting Group brings this expertise and focus to your business and your unique requirements.
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