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29 years in tech taught me one thing: adapt or get left behind.

October 22, 20251 min read

When I started out, every desk had a phone with a cord. Calls were routed by hand, and “cloud” meant the weather outside. Fast-forward to today, AI voice agents, UCaaS, and cloud communications are my daily language. The pace of change is relentless, and it’s easy to feel nostalgic for simpler times. But the lesson is clear: survival means embracing change, not fighting it.

I’ve learned that running a business in tech is never about staying in one place. It’s about reinventing your company, your team, and yourself, again and again. The shifts from old-school desk phones to seamless cloud platforms, and now to AI-powered voice solutions, are more than upgrades. They’re transformations that force you to rethink what’s possible and what’s next.

At UponAI, I’ve seen firsthand how early adoption of new technology makes all the difference. Real growth happens when you lean into uncertainty, test new ideas, and stay curious. I’ve watched legacy systems fade, and I’ve helped build solutions that keep businesses moving forward even when the ground feels shaky. Change is not easy, but it’s the only way. I’m grateful for every late night, every tough decision, and every new milestone.

The journey is never finished, and that’s what makes it exciting. Are you keeping up with all the changes?

“No #PhoneBill, if it is not broken…why fix it?”

👉 Because your competitors are!!

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#PhoneBill☎️

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