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While cloud-based enterprise solutions have revolutionized business communications for companies of all sizes, there is evidence that it's smaller to mid-sized companies (SMBs) that have the most to gain from these solutions. In the earliest days of unified communications, voice over IP telephony, collaboration solutions, conferencing and more, it was only the largest companies with the deepest pockets that could afford these features. Now, thanks to the cloud, smaller companies can afford the same advanced feature sets without breaking the bank.
When it comes to communications technology, there are few sweeter words than interoperability. It's a word that signals versatility and value throughout the chain, and it's the word that Zultys and EarthLink got together to offer up recently with an announcement that Zultys' line of advanced Internet protocol (IP) phone systems would work with EarthLink's session initiation protocol (SIP) trunking system.
If it became necessary to summarize the voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) market in one word, a good one might be growing. A recent report from Future Market Insights underscores this point, and shows us where this market is set to go in the period between 2015 and 2025.
A recent move in the technology sector may have some rural dwellers feeling good, as Onvoy LLC recent announced a definitive agreement by which it would acquire ANZ Communications, parent company of ANPI. ANPI offers a slate of solutions targeting the Rural Local Exchange Carrier (RLEC) market, and may mean a new boost in available services for those in rural locations.
While Japan may be the house of the rising sun, continuous innovation, development and determination is lighting the way for Yealink. Its future is bright, as each announcement, certification and successful testing simply furthers the potential for the Chinese IP phone maker.
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