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What's Hot in VoIP


•TerraSip Lowers Member VoIP Rates by 10 Percent
•Why Organizations Are Jumping on the Bandwidth Management Bandwagon
•Small Business Loans for Minorities
•ARINC Certifies Cistera's Call Recording Solution for Cisco IPICS 2.0
•Nuvio Corp. Files Lawsuit Against Garmin International to Protect Trademark
•Conference Calls Provide Benefit for the Globally Distributed Workforce
•Polycom Telepresence Helps Georgetown University Create Global Classroom
•Embracing Enterprise VoIP at Home and Abroad
•Hatteras Partners with Quantum to Deliver Mid-Band Ethernet Solutions
•NEC Intros 'Light-IMS' for Mid-Tier Providers
•Making Factoring Work for Your Business
•Fax Over IP: Alive and Well
•CommuniGate Systems Powers Message Broadcasting Solution from Skinkers
•Dalcom's Voipbar.com vHome Global Unlimited Offers Many Calling Destinations
•Epygi Launches IP PBX that Blends IP Phone Features and Key-System Functionality
•Senate Passes Bill to Ensure e911 Coverage for VoIP
•VoIP's Tremendous Growth Potential Amongst Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
•BlueNote Networks' SessionSuite Solutions Enable Teleworkers
•VoIP Phone System Maker TalkSwitch Selects Intramation for UK Distribution
•Global Speech Technology Market to Grow 36 Percent Annually
•Achieving Control over Communications Expenses with Telecom Cost Management
•Vodafone Iceland Selects SecureMedia to Provide Advanced IPTV Content Security
•Rivermine Software Picked by IBM to Run Telecom Expense Management Solution
•SightSpeed and VTEL Team to Bring Affordable Videoconferencing to SMBs
•Sangoma Intros New Data Cards for Mission-Critical Communications
•Packetel Makes Web Conferencing Easy with Turbo Meeting
•Alcatel-Lucent and HP Team on SOA Solution
•TnT Expense Management Launches Service Oriented Architecture
•SpinVox Intros Voicemail-to-Email Solution for BlackBerry Users
•VoIP Services Hit the Mainstream
•D-Link Announces Expansion of Green Ethernet Technology

You might be interested in this relevant, free White Paper.

Convergence in Telecommunication
Only about 20 years ago, the telecommunication world was clearly defined. A few years later, the introduction of mobile services brought about a major revolution. Now, thanks to the generalization of the IP and IMS, the telecom world is moving toward true network access convergence, in which the underlying transport technology being used doesn't matter; customers can use the same handset for mobile GSM/WiMAX or fixed line WiFi at home. There is still room, though, for improving upon this trend and providing increased convergence through better BSS and OSS products.



You might also be interested in these relevant, free Webinars.

•Grandstream One Button SIP Trunking
•Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007--Considerations for Voice Integration
•Secure SIP Trunking: What You Need to Know


 

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