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Voice over internet protocol (VoIP) services have been described as being of so much importance to its users that it is one of the "greatest gifts" of technology.

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In order to spread the take-up of voice over internet protocol (VoIP) telephony, there needs to be more local loop unbundling (LLU), it has been suggested.

A new generation of Wi-Fi VoIP handsets which allow users to employ 'hands-free' VoIP technologies via hotspots instead of connecting headphones to their laptop could help people communicate from the office, home or city centre.

Maximising the potential of flexible working means deploying efficient communications tools which keep remote workers in the 'virtual' office, and VoIP technologies could play a growing role in that approach, according to Dimension Data.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is set to join the trend towards voice communications being made over the internet as regulations may soon be relaxed.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are poised to turn to IP telephony and hosted unified communications systems so that they can take advantage of its ability to boost productivity, according to research group Dimension Data.

Announcing the installation of a new VoIP-based system for its patient calls, NHS Direct became the latest of many organisations and companies to embrace internet-based telephone services

Receiving as many as 6 million calls per year, the move to VoIP was a necessary one for NHS Direct, allowing the abandonment of an inefficient prior system whereby 22 different sites were required to service calls.

Small businesses can now be even more confident when purchasing IP telephony solutions from Telappliant after the firm announced it has been given ISO 9001:2000 certification.