Insights

We’ve all received one. We get the invitation by someone we met on the airplane, in the office building lobby, or in a recent meeting, to connect. It’s usually coming through a social networking site called LinkedIn. LinkedIn is the business person’s or professional’s rendition of social networking which compares to FaceBook.com.

We are totally ecstatic! Tokyo won the olympic bid. Great work! Tokyo is a worthy host.

Tokyo is an amazing city and was a good selection because-

AINEO kicked off the first High Tech Management League (HTML) meeting in Tokyo at Citrix Systems new Executive Briefing Center that opened today. The HTML is the gathering of high technology professionals in a cross section of industries.

One thing that we all need to keep in mind is email is like writing a postcard. Whomever is managing the server can read the contents therein. What does that mean? More specifically, if your email is going out over the internet and there are servers between your email server, and the person you are interacting with. That mail can be read.

As revenue hungry businesses have rushed to the cloud for email, calendaring, and collaboration, companies have begun to run to the web to develop phone services as well. The problem is they’re either unreliable, or over priced. As a phone system technical service company working with systems since 1992 AINEO knew we could build something better, so we did.

AINEO Networks was founded in 1997 as technical consultants supporting AT&T (now Avaya) and NEC equipment. AINEO started as just consultants but was quickly pulled in to maintenance and support by partner clients looking for seasoned engineering and responsive engineers to support their business essential systems.