As endpoint devices become more integral to every day business, organizations need a smarter approach to securing, managing, and connecting their devices. In her latest blog, "SingleSIM and CLaaS: A Strategic Rethinking of the Endpoint for Security, Control, and Economics”, Lori Thomas, SVP of Strategic Engagement & Transformation at MetTel, explores how multi-carrier connectivity and Connected Laptop as a Service (CLaaS) are helping enterprises strengthen security, simplify IT management, improve productivity, and gain greater control over costs. Discover how MetTel SingleSIM and CLaaS are reshaping enterprise endpoint infrastructure. Read the full blog: hubs.la/Q04BxD1X0 #MetTel #EnterpriseConnectivity #DigitalTransformation

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Quantum computing is the technology of the future. However, the threat it poses to cybersecurity is present today. With new NIST standards in place and a 2030 post-quantum encryption deadline, organizations must begin protecting sensitive, long-lived data from emerging threats such as “harvest now, decrypt later.” This is why MetTel Labs is launching a new initiative to bring together technology and security partners across networking, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, cryptography and managed services to help enterprises identify vulnerabilities and build practical road maps toward post-quantum security. Read the full press release here: hubs.la/Q04Bgfgc0 #PostQuantumSecurity #QuantumComputing #Cybersecurity #DigitalTransformation #MetTelLabs

Andoni Economou, MetTel’s Chief Operating Officer, was recently featured in Fierce Network, discussing the accelerating retirement of copper landlines and the challenges businesses face as traditional POTS service disappears. With an estimated 8.5 million commercial and government POTS lines still in use, organizations are under growing pressure to modernize critical systems, including fire alarms, elevators and security equipment. Andoni shares how MetTel is helping organizations like the U.S. Postal Service and Department of Veterans Affairs transition away from copper while keeping essential systems connected. The question is no longer if copper will disappear, but how prepared businesses are when it does. Read the full article: hubs.la/Q04B7MdK0 #CopperRetirement #POTSReplacement #Telecom #BusinessContinuity

MetTel is celebrating 30 years of transforming enterprise communications and we’re just getting started. As we look ahead, we’re investing in our people, operations, and next-generation technologies helping enterprise and government organizations build more resilient, intelligent infrastructure now and in the future. We've expanded our NYC headquarters and created 100+ new technology jobs. At the same time, we continue to grow our private network backbone, advance enterprise mobility services, and strengthen nationwide logistics capabilities. MetTel is proud of how far we've come, and we're just as focused on what's next. For three decades, our mission has stayed the same: helping organizations simplify complex technology environments and stay connected when it matters most. Here’s to the next 30 years of innovation, growth, and customer-first transformation. Read full press release: hubs.la/Q04B095b0

Choosing the right SASE provider isn't about who checks the most boxes on a feature list. In his latest blog, MetTel CTO Ed Fox breaks down nine areas IT leaders should evaluate when comparing managed SASE providers, from migration risk and security stack depth to global coverage and operational visibility. Because the right SASE strategy isn’t about having the most features. It’s about what works for your network. Read the full blog: hubs.la/Q04zP96z0

Your elevator emergency phone works. Your security panel works. Your fire alarm works. Until the copper line behind it doesn’t. Copper retirement isn’t just about replacing old phone service. For many businesses, legacy POTS lines are still quietly supporting critical systems across hundreds or even thousands of locations. As carriers accelerate copper shutdowns, replacement is inevitable. The real challenge is knowing where those lines still exist. Is your business ZIP code on the clock? Find out what the upcoming AT&T copper shutdown could mean for your locations and how to prepare: hubs.la/Q04zBXtq0 #CopperRetirement

AI notetakers are changing the conversation around laptop procurement and security. As employees increasingly use AI notetaking and productivity tools on personal laptops and mobile devices, IT teams may have less visibility into where sensitive company data is being stored, shared, or processed. Our latest blog written by Max Silber, VP of Mobility & IoT at MetTel breaks down BYOD, COPE, CYOD and MetTel’s Connected Laptop as a Service (CLaaS) and explores how each approach differs when it comes to security, control, connectivity, and device management. Now is the time to rethink how your organization procures and manages mobile devices and laptops. Read the blog: hubs.la/Q04z7V0D0

We’re hiring at MetTel. We’re looking for talented people to join our growing team across software engineering, sales, operations, cybersecurity, finance, HR and more. With opportunities available in New York, New Jersey, Utah, or remote, there are a variety of ways to build your career with MetTel. Explore our current openings and find your next opportunity: hubs.la/Q04z1Zfs0

Is your business ZIP code affected by AT&T’s upcoming copper shutdown? On November 15, 2026, AT&T will discontinue copper-based services in affected areas across 19 states, pending regulatory approval. If your business still relies on copper lines for fire alarms, elevator phones, security systems, fax or voice, now is the time to find out if you’re affected. Join MetTel’s Sean Sullivan and DataRemote’s Timor Brik on Tuesday, October 20th at 12 PM ET to learn which areas are impacted, what the shutdown could mean for your locations, and how to prepare. Is your business ZIP code on the list? Find out at our webinar. hubs.la/Q04yYzQD0 #CopperRetirement #POTS #BusinessContinuity #MetTel

Big congratulations to our Channel Director Joanna Reyes and our agency partner on delivering outstanding results for a leading U.S. manufacturer and service provider! By simplifying mobility operations across 1,300+ wireless lines, Joanna and the team helped drive: ✓ 43% cost reduction ✓ $35,000+ in monthly savings ✓ $1.3M in contract savings ✓ Greater visibility and reduced IT workload The win also created approximately $53,000 in upfront commission potential for our channel partner, plus recurring monthly revenue. This is what happens when the right mobility strategy meets the right team. Real results for our customers. Real value for our partners. #EnterpriseMobility #ChannelPartners #ManagedMobility #MetTel

The last analog problem hiding inside modern retail? Old telephone lines. In a new article for Chain Store Age, MetTel’s VP of Mobility & IoT Max Silber explores why copper retirement is becoming an operational priority for retailers, especially when legacy POTS lines still support critical systems like fire alarms, elevators, POS terminals, and security systems. As carriers continue retiring copper infrastructure, retailers need visibility into what lines remain, what they support and how to transition them before service disruptions create bigger problems. Max also shares how MetTel helped JCPenney transform more than 5,000 telephone and alarm lines across 660 stores, improving visibility while projecting millions in annual telecommunications savings. Read the full article to learn why retailers should start planning for the end of copper now. hubs.la/Q04yz7X50

MetTel CTO, Ed Fox recently contributed to Forbes Technology Council, exploring how the rise of agentic AI is changing the enterprise security conversation. As AI agents gain the ability to access credentials, use tools, execute code, and take action, Ed argues that organizations need to think beyond simply securing the AI model. Instead, AI agents should be treated more like privileged employees, with clearly defined access, permissions and oversight. Read Ed’s perspective on how CIOs and CISOs can rethink security and the 5 rules for agentic AI governance: hubs.la/Q04ysfy10 #AgenticAI #AISecurity #Cybersecurity #EnterpriseAI #MetTel

When it comes to Healthcare, network downtime isn't an IT outage. It's a care outage. From patient communications and scheduling to critical applications and connected locations, healthcare organizations depend on reliable connectivity across the entire care environment. Diverse connectivity, automated failover, and centralized network management can reduce single points of failure and maintain continuity when disruptions occur. Because downtime doesn't stay in IT. It ripples out to the people, systems, and services that keep healthcare moving. Learn how MetTel helps healthcare organizations build network resilience that holds up when it matters most. hubs.la/Q04ydSgT0

Looking back at ChannelVision’s Summer 2026 issue, MetTel’s Tim Hanley and Sean Sullivan shared their perspectives on the accelerating retirement of legacy copper infrastructure and what the transition means for businesses still relying on traditional copper POTS lines. As carriers discontinue their legacy networks, organizations need to understand where copper still exists across their operations, both for voice systems and critical systems like fire alarms and security panels, and build a clear path toward modern, resilient alternatives. Learn more about the shifts transforming enterprise communications and why now is the time to prepare for what’s next. hubs.la/Q04y6zsh0 #CopperRetirement #EnterpriseVoice #Telecom #NetworkModernization #MetTel

Today’s the day! Join MetTel’s Tim Hanley, Max Silber, and Andrew Tynan at 12 PM ET for our Connected Laptop as a Service (CLaaS) webinar. Learn how to turn your customers' laptop refreshes into recurring revenue opportunities, hear real-world customer success stories, and discover special incentives for participating channel agents. Haven’t registered yet? There’s still time to join us: hubs.la/Q04y1XtD0 #CLaaS #ChannelPartners #EnterpriseMobility #MetTel

When your network goes down, every minute counts. In his latest blog, Zac Grant, VP of Solution Architecture at MetTel, breaks down how enterprises can build a stronger network disaster recovery plan, from setting recovery objectives to designing resilient architecture and testing failover before disruption strikes. Read the full blog to learn how to build network resilience before you need it. hubs.la/Q04xZPtP0 #NetworkResilience #DisasterRecovery #MetTel

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As the Internet of Things (IoT) expands across business and critical infrastructure, securing every connected device becomes increasingly complex. In his latest piece for Nextgov/FCW, Don Parente, VP of Public Sector Sales & Solution Architecture at MetTel, explores a different approach to IoT cybersecurity: building networks that assume connected devices may eventually be compromised. Don outlines three network-centric principles organizations can use to reduce risk: -Separating IoT devices from administrative networks -Limiting traffic between connected devices -Continuously monitoring network behavior for anomalies Read Don’s perspective on why securing IoT requires looking beyond the device itself and building a network designed to contain potential threats. hubs.la/Q04xKkvG0

Federal agencies are being asked to modernize faster, strengthen cybersecurity, and accelerate AI adoption, all while competing for a limited pool of specialized technology talent. In a new commentary for Federal News Network, Erika Dinnie, VP of Federal Strategy and Planning at MetTel, explains why the government’s technology gap is increasingly about capacity, not just budget. Erika explores how agencies can access specialized expertise and build smarter, outcome-based partnerships focused on security, resilience, performance, and taxpayer value. Read Erika’s full commentary: hubs.la/Q04xsBfT0