Articles about VoIP

This portion of the first chapter of the book, “Microsoft Voice and Unified Communications,” by Joe Schurman, looks at the evolution and revolution of providing voice communications over long distances. Continue Reading »

FlexNetwork is set to deliver about 4 billion minutes of voice service in 2009 and has more than 1 million phone numbers. Continue Reading »

Businesses could expand their VoIP hardware as part of unified communications investment. Continue Reading »

There’s a new player in the unified communications sector and, to many folks, it’s a familiar name.
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The Skype 4.2 for Windows beta allows for call transferring, which the company says will be of benefit to small businesses. Continue Reading »

The end-to-end IP system is similar in design to Skype and Vonage, but does not need a computer or broadband Internet connection. Continue Reading »

The global hosted IP telephony service allows businesses to bring converged voice, mobile and data services to every desktop within its organization. Continue Reading »

Unified communications is usually thought of in the context of business. The goals, generally, are to facilitate more productive and content-rich meetings, find and include folks who are in transit or otherwise indisposed and reduce travel expenditures. Continue Reading »

In-Stat predicts that mobile VoIP applications will generate annual revenues of $32.2 billion by 2013. Continue Reading »

Carl Weinschenk spoke to In-Stat Analyst Dave Lemelin. Continue Reading »