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Is the game up for ISDN?

Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) technology is being hailed as a better bet for corporate voice and data requirements than trusty old ISDN. But is DSL just another technology being hyped for its own sake - or can it really provide the corporate world with cost-effective, flexible solutions? Lisa Burroughes investigates

By Lisa Burroughes

Tuesday 10 November 1998

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