So far, most users implementing VOIP seem to be primarily concerned with issues such as interoperability with data networks, voice quality and latency, rather than with security, analysts say.

Readers have chimed in loud and clear about my recent piece questioning whether VoIP was ready for prime time. Some say I should dive right in and use VoIP for business, while others are wary of the ...

Streamline your VoIP installation with expert tips on equipment, security, training, and more. Follow these steps for a painless setup. Installing a VoIP system for your business is a bit more ...

Microsoft and Qwest Tuesday revealed they are collaborating to provide VoIP and other telecommunications convergence services to small and medium-sized businesses, making Qwest the first service ...

Despite the hype, full-scale VoIP deployments are hard to find. According to our research at Yankee Group, over 80% of U.S. enterprises have VoIP deployed somewhere in their organization in some shape ...

At the same time that Nokia Corp. is enabling multimedia mobile applications like VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol), it’s helping operators limit such services. On one hand Nokia is rolling out ...

PBX vs VoIP: How to Compare and Choose a Phone System Your email has been sent At first glance, PBX and VoIP seem like two very different types of phone systems. But modern technology, like IP PBX, ...

Most enterprises are primarily concerned with the hardware and software costs of migrating to IPv6, but they should also plan on a higher bandwidth bill. How well prepared are your vendors and service ...

IP-based telephony has long been anathema for many Middle East operators. But according to delegates at VoIP World 2008, regional operators also stand to gain from the technology they fear. Roger ...