Revealing VOIP Adoption Trends
[ Source: Interactive Intelligence ]
August 2009-
Is your company ahead of the pack or lagging behind when it comes to VOIP adoption?
Find out when you read the answers provided by CIO Magazine subscribers.
In this research report you’ll discover:
• Management’s top concerns
• Factors driving adoption
• Who’s using VOIP
Read the full report today.
Call Center And Contact Center Solutions
[ Source: Drishti-Soft Solutions ]
March 2008-
The Indian Domestic Call center industry is already worth about $1.8 billion and is expected to grow by 35% in the next four years. Given the tight working constraints of competition, resource expertise, and thinning margins, how can domestic call center increase profitability?
VoIP Solutions Help Small Businesses Trim Costs, Gain Flexibility
[ Source: D-Link ]
May 2008-
According to analysts, proprietary PBX telephone vendors are phasing out analog systems. IP telephony (IPT) based on IP-PBX software is already replacing these systems at a rapid pace. While cost savings has been the primary driver for the migration to IPT and voice over IP (VoIP), companies are reaping the benefits of new integrated applications that include video conferencing, presence-aware communication, integrated customer service support, and more.
SIPconnect: Interoperable SIP Trunks
[ Source: SIP Forum ]
November 2008-
This presentation looks at the history and benefits of SIPconnect. According to the SIP Forum, SIPconnect improves productivity, reduces interconnect TCO, and provides better compliance through clear, interoperable authentication and security models and procedures.
VoIP Network Management: Finding The Right Tools
[ Source: Fluke Networks ]
November 2008-
Fluke Networks features a discussion of VoIP network management in this presentation. What are the key metrics you must measure and manage? What tools are available to capture these metrics? How can you get visibility on the level of voice quality actually being delivered? The topics and more are presented.
Fixed Mobile Convergence: The Hows And Whys
[ Source: dBrn Associates, Inc. ]
November 2008-
To what extent is fixed mobile convergence really ready for prime time? What vertical markets or applications are the most likely targets for FMC? dBrn highlights various aspects of FMC, and discusses its future, in this presentation.
Voice Messaging: Are PBXs Still Needed?
[ Source: Cisco ]
November 2008-
COMMfusion discusses varies aspects of voice messaging in this presentation. Voicemail, unified messaging, enhanced UM, and Unified Communications are explored.
SIP Trunks: Where, When, And How Much?
[ Source: AT&T ]
November 2008-
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is an application-layer protocol for creating, modifying, and terminating sessions with one or more participants. Trunking is a communications concept around enabling many clients to share network access through a set of lines, frequencies, or bandwidth. AT&T explores SIP in this presentation.
Architectures for IP Telephony Deployment
[ Source: TEQConsult Group ]
April 2008-
This panel discussion traces the evolution of wireless mobile communications and weighs in on the architectural and design attributes of IP telephony platforms from Siemens, Cisco and Microsoft.
SIP Status Update
[ Source: Avaya ]
May 2008-
Avaya features this presentation on SIP. Included are highlights on issues driving business priorities, SIP applications architecture, and Avaya's software evolution.