Recession. It's like a dirty curse word uttered in disgusted tones. It's also becoming clear that it's the financial reality in the United States these days. A recession effects everything. From food and fuel to unemployment and housing . . . and it will affect VoIP too. But how? VoIP [...]

Here's another tidbit coming out of VoiceCon 2008 in Orlando last week: focus on details when bidding on VoIP systems. ComputerWorld's sister site, NetworkWorld, says that things like resiliency to failure, how many components are needed for the system and energy efficiency. According to NetworkWorld: There are some basics such [...]

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Although VoIP may be on its way to widespread adoption, research indicates that many US businesses haven't yet taken steps to increase security for VoIP systems, reports In-Stat. As businesses extend their IP telephony deployments to locations beyond the LAN, securing the VoIP infrastructure will become[...]

Microsoft Response Point is gettings its first feature up date in Service Pack 1. The download will hit this summer and improve VoIP phone service on Response Point phone systems. “Small businesses rely heavily on the phone to communicate with customers and want a solution that allows them to reliably [...]

Even the real estate industry is getting into the VoIP market. Prudential Fox & Roach, a major player in real estate in the US (they are ranked #3 in the country) is using a solution from ShoreTel to unify their communications with an IP solution. The system replaces several outdated [...]

The revelation at the recent eComm2008 (Emerging Communications) Conference in Mountain View, Calif. attracted surprisingly little attention. In a presentation, Voxbone SA co-founder and CEO Rodrigue [...]