VoIP Solutions for Unified Communication
Session Initiation Protocol- Feuling the Unified Communications evolution
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Unified Communications- What it is and what it can do. A look at how business can benefit by implementing a unified communications architecture.
The FCC Auction of the 700MHz Spectrum
- 700MHz "beachfront property" up for grabs. What makes this swath of spectrum so special, and will it really provide broadband speeds to underserved regions?
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Industry News
With the upheaval of the "pure play" service providers, just what VoIP solutions are left out there for the residential consumer? As businesses converge their networks and the Telecommunications Industry moves towards packet switched technology, the concept of Unified Communication becomes a reality as device manufacturers and developers blur the lines between traditional telephony, cellular, and IP communications.
Our mission at VoIP-Facts.net is to explore the changing telecommunications industry as it pertains to the residential consumer and the SMB and Enterprise communities. Learn the basics and delve into the intricacies of VoIP technology and Unified Messaging through our series of plain English articles, technical white papers, and news feeds.
Visit our VoIP Blog for current industry trends, news and commentary. Stay informed about the VoIP solutions available for business and residential consumption, as well as the related cellular and broadband technologies that promise to bring us into a new world of Unified Communications.
Residential and Business VoIP: Large Enterprises have been implementing converged networks for years through hardware solutions from the likes of Cisco, Avaya, and Alcatel Lucent. The pure play VoIP service providers now allow residential and small business consumers to save on telecommunications too.
VoIP Security/Technological Considerations: Voice packets over an IP network are subject to all the usual threats and them some. Packet prioritiaztion and QOS must perform uninterupted by malicious hackers, and VoIP security issues must be taken seriously by network professionals.
VoIP Related Technologies: Without a broadband connection, residential Internet telephony would not exist. Fiber optic trunk lines carry voice around the world. Corporate Wi-Fi networks enable mobility, and the emerging WiMAX standard promises to bring wireless broadband Internet access to all.
Globalization and other Social Issues Corporations outsource call centers to foriegn countries saving on labor and telecommunication costs through VoIP. Will internet providers become gatekeepers or will Net Neutrality prevail? VoIP/WiMAX conquer the Digital Divide with affordable telephony and Intenet access to underdeveloped regions worldwide.
VoIP Solutions for Unified Communication
