• voice over IP solution

Converged voice and data traffic from today's public network, the Internet, and private IP intranets to enable new services and revenues and sustainable cost savings through network simplification

Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) supports two-way transmission of voice traffic over a packet-switched IP (Internet protocol) network. The first widely used Voice over IP application appeared in the mid-1990s, with services that enabled Internet users to make free voice calls between specially equipped PCs, or between a regular phone and a specially equipped PC. This was a great way to save toll charges on long-distance and international calls. Today, with rapidly advancing technologies, voice quality on managed VoIP networks can match the public voice network.

Service providers and enterprises agree that the network of the future must offer combined voice and data communications over a single integrated platform built on packet technology. Internet Protocol (IP), the packet technology used on the Internet, has proven its ability to efficiently integrate voice traffic into the flow of data on IP networks, enabling voice and data services to be delivered to users from a single multi-service network.

The power and simplicity offered to your enterprise by converging the voice and data networks will allow you to build a strategy for increasing profitability by improving time to market with new e-business applications as well as standard applications, such as call centers automated attendant and unified messaging.

Making the Move to a Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP), Will:

Reduce operational costs Improve system administration Allow voice a free ride on the data network Save on cabling costs Reduce number of carrier subscriptions Increase revenue via web enabled contact center Deliver multi-media communications

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