Podcast: How to Plan the Perfect Tech Stack

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Conor Quinlan

Episode Summary

The right communication and collaboration technology enables businesses to work efficiently, save money, and outpace competitors. On this episode of The Airiam Podcast, Airiam welcomes Ali Niroo to discuss how to build the perfect tech stack. Ali is a Managing Partner at Bridgepointe Technologies and has a wealth of experience in cloud computing, communications, and technology. The questions and topics we address include:

  • How the right technology leads to efficiency, standardization, better communications, and cost savings?
  • Which aspects of a tech stack are most important to invest in?
  • Why is change management important when planning?
  • What are the benefits of working with external partners to pick the right suppliers or vendors?
  • How has the collaboration and communication technology landscape changed from when COVID started to three years later?
  • Who are the top technology vendors in the voice over internet protocol (VOIP) and software-defined wide area network (SD-Wan) space?

Listen to the episode to learn the answers and more.

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