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VoIP vs. The Telecommunication Industry

Monday, October 8th, 2007

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Are you worried about the costly long distance phone rates? Do you want to find some ways on how to call your loved ones in a cheap way? Are you a student who finds it hard to make a call with your parents? Is your company paying too much for long distance call? Have you heard how VoIP contributes in communication business? The waiting is over, VoIP is the answer.

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IP Video Conferencing For Real Business

Monday, October 8th, 2007

Need to have a big business meeting in a hurry, but don’t want to spend a lot of money on travel expenses and lodging? Maybe you’re searching for a cost-effective way to connect employees in different locations for collaborative efforts?

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VoIP Hosted IP-PBX: What You Must Know?

Monday, October 8th, 2007

A recent survey conducted by Emprix revealed that more than one third of all VoIP service providers, which includes Hosted PBX service, are unable to recognize they have a service quality problem until a customer complaint is received.

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VoIP Feature FAQ

Sunday, October 7th, 2007

Q: What basic features are included in business class VoIP offerings?

A: VoIP providers typically provide all of the Class 5 features found in traditional telephony offers. These include standard business class features such as caller ID, auto-attendant, call hold, call forwarding, and three way calling.Q: What are VoIP’s Conferencing capabilities?

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Must have features for a PBX

Wednesday, October 3rd, 2007

We’re looking to buy our first PBX. Any recommendations on must have features for a PBX?

Yes, there are a number of generally accepted features that you should look for in any PBX. As an aside, we generally recommend an IP PBX, as opposed to a traditional PBX, but either way, here are the features to look for: (more…)

VoIP QoS: What You Need to Know

Monday, October 1st, 2007

If you’ve spent more then a few minutes reading about VoIP technology, you’ve no doubt bumped into the term Quality of Service (QOS). But what exactly is QOS? Why is it so important? How is QOS defined? And what happens if the QOS you receive from a service provider, or from your own network, isn’t very good?

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Which Mobile VoIP to Choose?

Sunday, September 30th, 2007

Question: Which mobile VoIP client will end up the winner? Answer: What do you mean by mobile VoIP client? Is it software that lets you make VoIP calls via your cellular data service? That lets you make WiFi calls using your dual mode handset? That lets you initiate cellular calls that end up being delivered over the Internet? Or some or all of the above? You see the problem. At present, mobile VoIP is more a marketing term than a specific service or technology.

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5 Cool Functions to Look For in VoIP Phones

Wednesday, September 26th, 2007

You may not currently have a huge choice in buying VoIP phones. After all, most companies buy phones that work with their PBXs, not the other way around. You’re often limited to your PBX vendor’s proprietary or third party vendor-certified models — at least until session initiation protocol (SIP) is mature and ubiquitous enough to become the standard (that might take a while).

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VoIP Scams, Phishing, And Denial of Service Attacks

Wednesday, September 26th, 2007

While enterprise VoIP offers many cost, efficiency and productivity benefits, it also opens the door to external threats. That’s because VoIP is, at its heart, a data networking technology, making it a prime target for hackers, data thieves and other types of online troublemakers.

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10 Ways to Make VoIP Better

Tuesday, September 25th, 2007

First VoIP plundered the PTSN subscriber base, sending the baby Bells’ profit margin into a tailspin. Now VoIP applications have tunneled into every communications technology, bringing VoIP to millions of potential users (billions globally) from every available platform. Today, seasoned startups have staked their success on applications designed to bring VoIP to end-users through blogs and Web sites, cell phones and Wi-Fi. Some of these platforms have nearly a half dozen companies fighting for superiority, while others have their market cornered.

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