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VoIP News: October 2010US search engine firm Rofo Group has upgraded its telephone system to VoIP services, it has been revealed. Hosted VoIP solutions provider MegaPath has installed the new communications network throughout Rofo Group's offices. The search engine company also took advantage of MegaPath's free phone offer, which gave new subscribers to its unlimited or global hosted services free Cisco SPA 303G handsets. Posted on: 2010-10-29, in: General VoIP  Comments | Read more ...A new microSD card has been launched which could help boost the security of mobile VoIP services. Telecommunications security firm Sectra has released the Panthon card which can help prevent unauthorised users eavesdropping on calls. Designed particularly for politicians and government officials, customers simply place the card in their mobile phone and hackers will be unable to tap into their VoIP calls. Posted on: 2010-10-29, in: General VoIP London Underground (LU) passengers could soon be able to access VoIP services, it has been revealed. BT Openzone, a division of the telecoms giant, has teamed up with LU to launch a six-month trial of Wi-Fi access at Charing Cross station. From 1st November, consumers will be able to use their laptops, mobile phones and other wireless devices to connect to a wireless network while underground. Posted on: 2010-10-29, in: General VoIP Employees should be trained how to use VoIP services in order to unlock the potential of the technology, it has been claimed. Consultancy firm Bain & Company is currently upgrading its telephone network to allow its 5,000 workers to benefit from VoIP solutions, reports The Financial Times. In order to ensure its staff understand how to operate the new system, Bain is offering face-to-face and online training sessions. Posted on: 2010-10-28, in: General VoIP Business VoIP solutions users have been advised to identify the source of their network problems to improve the quality of their service. The audio quality of VoIP calls can often be diminished when the IP telephony system receives insufficient bandwidth. James Waldrop, a technology expert writing for technorati. Posted on: 2010-10-28, in: General VoIP |
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