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Art Yonemoto

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Art Yonemoto is President of Yonemoto & Associates. He has been conducting Telecom (Landline and Wireless) audits for 21 years for a variety of companies, including IBM, Siemens, A&P, PeopleSoft, Kaiser Hospital, WQED, the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, NetApp, Dominion, YMCA, and Chesapeake Energy. Prior to starting a consulting company, Art worked for 14 years at ROLM Corporation (independent company and as a subsidiary of IBM and Siemens) in various IT/Telecom Executive/Manger roles.

Art has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from UC Berkeley and a MBA from San Jose State University.

Articles

Demystifying Voice & Data -- Part 2

March 26, 2015

In part one , we discussed analog, switch and multiplexing. In this article we will try to demystify the topic of digital.

Unified Communications & Collaboration

Demystifying Voice & Data -- Part 1

February 19, 2015

How can we explain what voice and data is in a manner that others who are non-technical can easily understand?

Enterprise Networking

Tips for Increasing Value of Attending Conferences

January 13, 2015

With Enterprise Connect Orlando 2015 just around the corner, here are some great tips to make sure you make the most out of attending any conference...

Enterprise Networking

The 'Surprising' Case for Wireless Internet

December 17, 2014

Has wireless evolved to be a viable Internet option for businesses?

Telecom Insurance: A Necessary Evil? (Part 2)

November 12, 2014

What can you do to minimize financial risk? Are there more cost effective ways to achieve the same goals? Are you unnecessarily paying to mitigate...

Monitoring & Management

Telecom Insurance: A Necessary Evil? (Part 1)

October 15, 2014

We understand the need for insurance in our personal lives, so what does insurance have to do with the IT/Telecom world? Actually, quite a bit.

Unified Communications & Collaboration

The Devil is in the Details - Fraudulent Calls

September 10, 2014

We all have heard the idiom "The Devil is in the Details." Recently, I received a call from another consultant about a client issue which provides...

Your Company's Wireless Use Policy: How Strict Should You Be?

July 09, 2014

What is the purpose of a Wireless Use policy? In the real world, is your company's Wireless Use policy a shield or a sieve?

Managed Services

Carbon Hill, Alabama - "The City with a Future" (Without Landlines)

May 28, 2014

The cities of Carbon Hill, AL, and West Delray Beach, FL, have been selected by AT&T to trial the elimination of copper landlines.

Emergency Communications a Year After Boston Bombing

April 23, 2014

The Marathon bombing raised various wireless issues, from rumors of a government "kill switch" on the network, to how to gain priority service.

Vendor Strategy

What Connected Communications Professionals Can Learn From Spring Training

March 26, 2014

Like a utility player in baseball, enterprise technologists should work to make themselves more valuable within their organization.

Where Do Old 800-Numbers Go?

February 12, 2014

You may have more use for those old 800 numbers than you think.

A Spam Filter for Incoming Calls?

November 08, 2013

Nomorobo's service promises to block unwanted calls that slip through the "Do Not Call" filter.

Will Your Wireless Spend See an "NFL Bump"?

September 09, 2013

Football games will be streaming to your users' smartphones this season. Even if the cost isn't terribly large, it'll pay to keep an eye on it.

Finding Savings Through Wireless Audits

August 16, 2013

To get the most out of your wireless spend, make sure you understand everything that's going into that spend.