February 15, 2013 | Callum Douglas - Byrnes
Phybridge, a forerunner in the technology of two wire networking, has said that its PoLRE data switches portfolio will be distributed through Avaya, the business communication and collaboration solutions provider. They will be available through the firm’s Select Product program. The program enables a streamlined order process for customers wishing to order third-party apps compatible with Avaya.
February 13, 2013 | Callum Douglas - Byrnes
According to a report by the Industry Analysis and Technology Division of Wireline Competition Bureau, business VoIP accounts for just less than 10% of business access lines; this against a rate of 37% for consumers. Although that may be a low overall number, it is expected that enterprises will be using business VoIP at a compound annual growth rate of 15% through 2014, says CTI Technology.
February 11, 2013 | Callum Douglas - Byrnes
Businesses across the globe will likely seek ways of cutting down on expenditure and making an improvement to the bottom line, thanks to slow progress in the economic climate. One way in which they are expected to do this is by introducing business VoIP technology. The economy in the UK contracted again from October to December in 2012 and some commentators have expressed concerns that the country could yet see a triple-dip recession as little growth is expected in the first quarter of 2013.
February 7, 2013 | Callum Douglas - Byrnes
Adhere Creative, an internet marketing company in Houston, has launched an SEO-optimised website for business phone systems firm Today’s Telecommunications Industries, LLC. The site provides a number of strategies for inbound marketing including social media and a blog. The firm has excelled when it comes to inbound online marketing and branding strategies which include content creation, content marketing, SEO and web design.
February 4, 2013 | Callum Douglas - Byrnes
Many people are taking the self-employment route when it comes to escaping from financial difficulty, new figures show. The latest numbers from the Trades Union Congress (TUC) have revealed a sharp increase in start-ups. Since the recession began, the number of those deciding to take the plunge had increased 9%. During this time, there has also been a 1% decrease in employment, an indicator of the impact self-employment has had.
January 29, 2013 | Callum Douglas - Byrnes
The national air traffic control system spanning the entire country of Uruguay has been successfully adapted to enable all voice communications between controllers and aircraft crew to be sent and received via internet protocol (IP) telephony. It is understood that this achievement marks the first occasion when a nation’s entire air traffic control communications network has been linked via IP telephony technology in this way.
January 18, 2013 | Callum Douglas - Byrnes
A new study by widely respected international research organisation, Frost & Sullivan, has predicted that the increasing take-up of internet protocol (IP) telephony and business VoIP (voice over internet protocol) among enterprises in Mexico will lead to significant growth in the adoption of unified communications (UC) facilities in the country.
January 16, 2013 | Callum Douglas - Byrnes
An important combined conference and showcase for those involved in the internet protocol (IP) telephony services and equipment market is scheduled to take place in Miami between 30th January and 1st February this year.
The event – called Telecom Reseller Week – is being organised by specialist media publisher, TMC.
January 14, 2013 | Callum Douglas - Byrnes
An influential new study has predicted that the market for business VoIP (voice over internet protocol) in the US is likely to expand considerably between now and 2018. The study, carried out by independent analyst organisation, IBISWorld updates a previous US VoIP market report which was carried out by the company at an earlier date.
January 11, 2013 | Callum Douglas - Byrnes
Essex County Council has announced the inclusion of internet protocol (IP) telephony and business VoIP (voice over internet protocol) systems as part of a proposed new state of the art communications infrastructure for its range of services. The planned £81m development is intended to eventually connect not only the council’s own administration buildings, but also libraries, educational establishments, and providers of essential emergency services in the county.