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Ensuring VoIP telephony systems are well maintained and providing good customer support have been described as "critical" to the success of service providers.

In order to show companies the way forward in using information technology (IT) to reduce carbon emissions, cabinet minister Gillian Merron has urged government departments to invest in 'green' IT systems such as VoIP.

Strong growth of Voice over Wireless Local Area Network (VoWLAN) in Europe is increasing the ability of workers to keep in touch with the office when on the move, it has been suggested.

Innovations in broadband and communications technology have seen increasing numbers of people doing their work at home, a new report has claimed.

Students at the University of Portsmouth will likely be expected to make more reassuring calls back home to their parents as the cost has been reduced dramatically by the installation of a VoIP telephony system in halls of residence.

Whether voice over internet protocol (VoIP) is set to make the jump into the mainstream or not depends on decisions made by the largest companies in western Europe and the US, it has been suggested.

One analyst has suggested that the use of unified communications (UC) will soon break out of being only used by tech-savvy people to open up to a new audience.

Featuring both VoIP telephony functionality and some unified communications (UC) features, software giant Microsoft's entry into the world of internet telephony has been assessed as a "significant force" by one expert in the field.

Once again BT has seemingly hinted towards an increase in UK broadband speeds, which may include an upgrade to high-speed fibre-optic lines.

Londoners are making the best use of the spread of wireless broadband by logging onto Wi-Fi hotspots in their droves.

Broadband speeds in the UK rarely match up to their advertised 'top speeds', according to a new survey by Computeractive magazine.

Cabinet Office minister Gillian Merron has called for the public sector to make greater use of information technology (IT) in order to reduce carbon emissions.