VoIP News: July 2012

IP telephony adoption 'to be pursued by firms'

More and more firms look likely to turn to IP telephony in the future, as the range of products now available on the market continues to expand and increase in quality. Doug Carolus and Nick Wray, senior associates at consultancy Pace Harmon, have written a piece for Network World published by CIO. com in which they look at the future of the industry.

Posted on: 2012-07-31, in: IP PBX

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Majority of London firms turn to flexible working during Olympics

With the Olympic Games now underway, many firms in the capital could today (July 30th) be facing the first working day in which commuters battle sports fans for train services and bus seats. The spectacular opening ceremony caught the attention on Friday and many events started over the weekend, but the potential chaos caused by millions of people descending on the city at once may only be realised today and over the rest of the week.

Posted on: 2012-07-30, in: General VoIP

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Consider internet connection when using VoIP abroad

When heading abroad for business reasons, it is good to think about how you can work at your most efficient. Spending a few days outside the UK can be expensive, so finding areas in which you are able to cut back on expenditure is a must. One of these is sure to be VoIP, which offers you the opportunity to run calls over the internet at a much cheaper rate than using traditional telephone lines.

Posted on: 2012-07-26, in: General VoIP

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West End Wi-Fi to give mobile VoIP users a boost

A new free Wi-Fi service in London could provide numerous benefits to residents and visitors to the city during the Olympics Games, such as allowing them to use VoIP solutions when on the move. Some of the city's most iconic shopping and theatre districts will be covered by the scheme, which is the result of a partnership between network provider O2, Westminster City Council and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.

Posted on: 2012-07-25, in: General VoIP

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VoIP revenue 'to hit $65bn'

The arrival of VoIP has been something that cannot have passed any business by in recent months and years. As the technology has swept through the telecommunications departments of thousands of businesses worldwide, bosses have noticed the improvements it can trigger and the benefits it provides. With this in mind, it is perhaps no surprise that the revenue generated by VoIP around the world is predicted to rise.

Posted on: 2012-07-24, in: General VoIP

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