Archive for the ‘VoIP’ Category
Today, countless businesses have either already begun substituted their existing phone service with a Voice over Internet Protocol service, or are considering it. In fact, Voice over IP solutions are becoming so popular with companies of all sizes, that U.S. business penetration rates are predicted to reach nearly 80% in the next two years. Listed
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Comments Off on A Few Things to Consider Before Selecting a VoIP ProviderIn the realm of telecommunications, SIP trunking has become one of the most talked about and fastest moving elements of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) due to the large number of benefits it offers. SIP trunking is provides a cutting-edge working environment by acting as a platform for delivering unified communications, offers centralization of lines
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While there is multiple definitions of what Unified Communications is depending upon who you ask, the industry definition is as follows: Unified Communications is the integration of communication services, including unified messaging (such as e-mail, fax, SMS or short message service, and integrated voicemail) with real-time communication services like Internet Protocol telephony, instant messaging, call
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Comments Off on Unified Communications? What’s That?Global Managed Ethernet is one of the latest services added to the Verizon Business managed services portfolio, due in large part to the growing popularity of Carrier Ethernet. The new managed offerings include Ethernet Virtual Private Line Service, Virtual Private Local Area Network (LAN) Service, and Ethernet Private Line Service. Furthermore, consumers that utilize Private
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Comments Off on Verizon Business Global Managed EthernetVoIP involves reassigning voice into digital data over the Internet. Today, scores of major conglomerates – including Yahoo, AOL and MSN – and households are utilizing VoIP because of the many benefits it provides. For example, VoIP users are able to save on valuable bandwidth because the reassigned digital data is smaller than a standard
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