Blog Category: Voice

Voice over IP and FaceBook are the two defining communication technologies for friends and family online. Consolidation may be their future.

Whether prompted by an accident, act of nature, or malicious attack, disruptions present a growing concern among organizations.

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Whoever said, 'What you don’t know can’t hurt you ...' obviously wasn’t referring to IT security.

Whether it’s Bullitt, The Fast and the Furious, or Gone in 60 Seconds, audiences have a need for speed. And that goes for getting access to breakneck Internet broadband.

The Mobile Age is transforming the very way we perceive work and when it starts and stops. Concepts such as "regular hours" and "face time" are fading into irrelevance.

As communication technology continues to advance, our options for business communication solutions grow. Check out our infographic to find out why a change from an older existing system to new advanced platforms is good for your business.

At the end of the day, businesses simply want to have the confidence to make phone calls.

When it comes to the cloud, it’s difficult to ignore the tea leaves: A recent survey from IBM found that nine out of of ten IT professionals expect that cloud computing will overtake on-premise computing as the main way organizations acquire IT over the next five years.

Are you one of the many executives asking your IT staff: Does it make sense to move to the cloud? If you’re reading up on cloud computing, you may think that every single business on the planet is already there. But that isn’t close to the truth.

It's no secret that companies are getting increasingly mobile. In fact, there will be more than 1 billion such employees worldwide by the end of this year, according to industry research, and three out of every four U.S. workers will work remotely in some capacity within that time frame.

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You've probably heard that many businesses are moving from traditional telephone services to voice over IP (VoIP) services in order to reduce costs and gain more efficient networks. You may be considering this move for your business, but you hesitate because of nagging doubts about VoIP security.

If you are ready to move your voice communications to an outsourced VoIP service, you will want to know about an opportunity—and a potential headache—that can be present in this changeover.

When businesses decide to purchase new phones and voice services for their office, they often don’t want to hear about QoS, priority routing or Managed VLANs; they just want a guarantee that when they pick up their phone to make or answer a call, they will have crystal clear phone connections, every single time.

Faxing over IP based telephone service (or FoIP as it is sometimes called) has forever been a challenge, primarily due to the fact that IP calls require the analog sounds to first be digitized into data packets and then sent over an IP network. While this works well for voice, this process can be very disruptive to the data stream of a fax machine.

Whether it's entering a complex customer order or simply checking email, more business activity is being driven by online access to key data and applications. Yet as that access is getting more important, it is also getting more complicated...

By getting the answers to these ten questions, businesses can accurately determine what type of VoIP services, from which provider, are a best fit for their company.