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Common Pitfalls When Replacing Dispatch Headsets & PTT Systems (And How to Avoid Them)
3/1/2026Stephen Mays
As HP / Poly dispatch equipment reaches end-of-life, many PSAP, EOC, and dispatch centers are beginning the process of identifying replacement solutions.
While headsets and push-to-talk (PTT) systems may seem straightforward to replace, these environments are highly specialized—and small missteps during transition can lead to communication issues, user frustration, or operational disruption.
What the HP / Poly End-of-Life Means for Airline Operations
2/1/2026Stephen Mays
Plantronics—now Poly, an HP company—has officially discontinued all essential communication products such as the CA22 DECT system, SHS PTT adapters, and the HW series – all of which have long been standard in air traffic control, air traffic services, and air traffic safety.
The Rise of Bone Conduction Headsets: Are They Right for Your Team?
1/1/2026Stephen Mays
In recent years, a quiet revolution has been taking place in workplace audio technology. Bone conduction headsets—once primarily associated with athletes and outdoor enthusiasts—are now making significant inroads into enterprise environments. Companies like Shokz are positioning these "open ear" devices as the future of workplace communication. But are they truly the right choice for your team, or is this just another tech trend that will fade away?
Effective Strategies for Business Communication
12/1/2025Stephen Mays
Modern enterprises thrive on connectivity, and leveraging the latest communication tools is essential for fostering seamless collaboration across teams, departments, and locations. Solutions such as unified communications as a service (UCaaS), cloud-based platforms, and enterprise-grade headsets enable employees to communicate clearly and efficiently, whether working in-office or remotely.
The Hidden Costs of Poor Audio Quality in Hybrid Work Environments
11/1/2025Stephen Mays
If you’ve ever joined a Teams or Zoom meeting where people talk over one another, voices cut out, or someone repeats themselves for the third time — you’ve seen firsthand how poor audio derails productivity. What often feels like a small nuisance actually adds up to significant organizational waste.
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