Where is the technology of Business-VoIP-line applications?
Only if the economy for the VoIP technology and applications is gone? The answer is not as easy as it can vary greatly depending on the region of the world. The difference in scope and application of small shops and business VoIP for larger companies is also a factor in the equation.
What seems to be the practice in the United States is that companies adopt VoIP, because it's cheap and friendly. Most companies use VoIP for new offices, because it is cheaper than anew digital telephone system. offices have migrated existing leases expired on VoIP digital equipment. Interoffice communications voice experience of the disease, no charge for long distance VoIP traffic leads the WAN (VPN / MPLS / etc) along or parallel to traffic. I see this trend in Germany to digital phone systems will be completely eliminated.
The next challenge is to replace small businesses (analog) phone systems, because they generally keep up with consumersThe technology, rather than large companies. They are currently looking at VoIP for small businesses and for private use, regardless of ISP. A bundling of Internet data and voice communication could easily induce the universal acceptance of VoIP in smaller companies (and families).
The only thing left in conference technology companies of all sizes. Your provider of desktop phone rarely offers its support analog digital conference phone and related equipment. I expect the technologyAdvances for VOIP to be addressed in the conference room at the desktop. When I listen to the convergence, I think that the combination of voice and data. The conference room is where you can really take advantage of this union.
Today in India, especially, many small, medium and large look forward to VoIP technology, businesses are more aware of money to the PSTN. With recent changes in the VoIP technology, and there are more and more accessible,Most organizations have to adapt this new technology to meet the communication needs there. To exploit the growing needs and market potential, not only the phone companies are small producers of PBX important as the vision of Nortel, Avaya, Alcatel and Panasonic to offer more advanced features and services the best possible use of technological advances VoIP. The current trend of the concept of unified communications is an example ofthis.
Australia / New Zealand were the first users of IP telephony, especially in large companies and government sites. The most likely reason for moving the office to use IP telephony, and the wholesale replacement of their aging legacy PBX to IP telephony on the basis of security for the future, the toll bypass and reduced costs compared to previous-PBX was maintence.
Cisco has sold just over 5 million IP phones. Australia and New Zealand together oversold500 000 IP phones.
VoIP technology is no longer up cheaper in Australia / New Zealand. This is to improve business processes with integrated communications. IM, video conferencing, presence, unified messaging and mobility. The anticpate Australia and New Zealand to be the first of Unified Communications in Asia Pac.
Malaysia is an interesting place, because despite the lack of large "enterprise" sales of IP telephony in comparison with Australiaappears to be widespread acceptance of VoIP as SIPX open source, Asterisk and OpenSER. In fact, a lot of innovation from the Malaysia-based VoIP open source (ie free to download, but you have to work long hours to put it to work). A fascinating question if you catch with your 3G mobile streaming video camera phone will automatically send your blog page. This application is also used in the insurance sector, where members are encouraged to record"Auto Accident" video clip as part of the process for submitting an application. The same VoIP technology is used in a trial in court, where lawyers, the judge access 3G mobile video and IP Phone. These applications all use the VoIP technology as the base.
On another note .... the convenience of using the same cable infrastructure, manageability, cost necessary for maintaining public telephone lines and switching deployment quick and easy, only a few parametersthat most companies move to voice communications systems, purchase support VoIP. This is a family in itself, is only the adoption and implementation of VoIP will grow a stronger hold in the business world.
For example, several soft-PBX software over the Internet freely available for download and use to find. This implies that the requirement for hardware PBX Develpoment decreases day by day. This is also a first indication that most of the voiceCommunication technologies and products in the future, based on VoIP ...... and software aspects.
Many improvements are still in VoIP, no matter where you are needed in the world ..... but they are in the pipeline. For example, SMEs need help rather than simple setup technically rich. An example would be an improvement of products such as those iSpeedBump Interworking Labs. This is outside the firewall and watch your traffic. If you see VoIPpriority that can carry things that go slower than e-mail. The unit has four main settings for 99% of the cases correspond and connect it easy for you to go and switch. Not anymore. Corrected mutilated VoIP to replace a better voice quality.
Personally, I think VoIP should go a long way to really .... for the fixed-line business customers to compete for small businesses. Not so much for large companies. For most VoIP systems, especially in a small company,although it is much cheaper VoIP does not work anywhere near as well as a landline phone. All safety concerns are alleviated. At least not yet.
The trick, and VoIP companies seem to do a good job for this is to allow people to get the phone service is not always perfect. Sounds like a cell phone is good, and probably thinking the other end of the conversation, is their purpose anyway. So do not waste your money on a landline phone. But as VoIP and QualityReliability of collected ... no one really notice the difference (or really care what a difference it can hardly be). Then the answer will simply be reduced to a lower cost .... and win the most convenient communication.