Considering VoIP for the enterprise

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VoIP for the Enterprise Forum 2004

VoIP for the Enterprise Forum 2004 12/17/2003 07:16 PM
marcus evans Dec 17 2003 4:55PM ET

VoIP and the Enterprise: Finding the ROI
(NewsFactor)

VoIP and the Enterprise: Finding the ROI
(NewsFactor) 09/07/2004 06:12 PM
NewsFactor - I.T. managers are beginning to give voice over IP (VoIP) serious consideration as an effective method for giving the enterprise next-generation communication capabilities while paying for itself over time.

VoiP-GSM Gateway VoiceBlue Enterprise
SIP and H.323 Support

VoiP-GSM Gateway VoiceBlue Enterprise
SIP and H.323 Support 04/12/2005 03:54 AM
VoiceBlue Enterprise is SIP and H.323 based GSM Gateway (Fixed Cellular Terminal). It is a complementary product to any SIP or H.323 based IP PBX in order to provide cost saving effect. [PRWEB Apr 12, 2005]

Telstra launches global enterprise VOIP

Telstra launches global enterprise VOIP 03/31/2005 07:25 PM
SAN FRANCISCO - Telstra Inc., the U.S. unit of Australian carrier Telstra Corp., has brought a global VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) service to U.S. enterprises.

Allied Telesyn, Sphere team on
enterprise VoIP

Allied Telesyn, Sphere team on
enterprise VoIP 07/18/2004 06:52 AM
Allied Telesyn, Sphere team on enterprise VoIP

napps.nwfusion.com/news/2004/0715sphere.html
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Pangean Technologies Launches its
Enterprise VoIP Intercom System

Pangean Technologies Launches its
Enterprise VoIP Intercom System 09/15/2004 02:00 AM
Pangean Technologies, today announced the launch of insta-RELAY, a VoIP application that allows enterprises to utilize instant voice communications for disseminating information to the entire enterprise network. It allows an intercom-like communications solution for company management to instantly address the entire company. [PRWEB Sep 15, 2004]

Interview: VoIP set to transform
communications in the enterprise -
Infoworld Staff

Interview: VoIP set to transform
communications in the enterprise -
Infoworld Staff 01/26/2004 12:40 PM
Voice over IP (VoIP) is set to transform telecommunications in the next five to 10 years. And with telecom companies moving their telephone calls from circuit-switched telephone networks to packet-based data, there have been calls for U.S. telecom regulatory policy to change as well. Neal Shact, CEO of CommuniTech, a telecommunications equipment vendor specializing in headsets, video, and audio teleconferencing equipment, spoke to InfoWorld Senior Analyst Wayne Rash about the FCC's hearings and what VoIP solutions in the enterprise are going to look like.

Junction Networks and FORTRESS ITX
launch Enterprise VoIP Peering Point in
Northern New Jersey.

Junction Networks and FORTRESS ITX
launch Enterprise VoIP Peering Point in
Northern New Jersey. 08/09/2004 02:15 AM
VoIP Peering Point will extend reliability of existing and future VoIP infrastructures while lowering overall total cost of ownership of VoIP Networks. [PRWEB Aug 9, 2004]

INGATE® DELIVERS THE SKINNY ON VOIP AT
ABP’S “VOIP SIZZLES!” EVENT IN
DALLASEvent Educates Resellers on
Turning Today’s Heightened VoIP Interest
into Sales

INGATE® DELIVERS THE SKINNY ON VOIP AT
ABP’S “VOIP SIZZLES!” EVENT IN
DALLASEvent Educates Resellers on
Turning Today’s Heightened VoIP Interest
into Sales 07/10/2004 03:16 AM
Ingate® Systems (www.ingate.com), which produces and sells the world’s only fully Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)-capable enterprise firewalls, will be participating in “VoIP Sizzles,” held in Dallas from July 22-23, 2004. Hosted by ABP Technology, this event for resellers will focus on the specific opportunities and challenges for traditional data VARs and telecom dealers who are moving into the Voice over IP (VoIP) market. [PRWEB Jul 10, 2004]

Peer To Peer VoIP In The Enterprise?

Peer To Peer VoIP In The Enterprise? 05/20/2004 09:47 PM
There are plenty of software based VoIP offerings out there, but Skype really seemed to catch on quickly, in part due to its founder's pedigree as the creator of Kazaa. It also works pretty well and is easy to set up and use. While Skype received a lot of press coverage this week for announcing that they'll officially allow their system to call out to the regular phone system at some point in the future, this seemed like non-news. They'd said from the very beginning they were planning on doing this, so when it actually happens, it will be news. In the meantime, it looks like there's some more competition coming for them. One aspect of Skype that doesn't get very much coverage is the fact that it leverages P2P technology - sending your voice packets through other users' machines. Another company, Popular Telephony, is getting ready to launch their own, similar solution that also relies on P2P technology for voice calls. They're going to offer a free consumer version that will have all sorts of extras like voice mail, call waiting, call hold, and call transfer. They also promise to remain spyware and adware free (which we recently noted seems to be a new marketi ng "feature"). Their plan to make money, however, is where it gets more interesting. They will use that free version to build buzz for their enterprise middleware - which uses the same basic technology, but can be built into different kinds of terminal devices (IP telephones, PDAs, etc.). The focus for this technology is on the enterprise market, with the pitch being that a corporation can set up a phone network without needing central telephony servers. Of course, this is also likely to scare the heck out of most IT professionals when they realize this is because all their voice traffic is traveling through many other computers just "out there on the internet" using P2P technology. While, like Skype, I'm sure they have a good encryption story, it's still likely to be a difficult sell into many companies. There is also the quality of service issue, which has held back VoIP in the past in corporate settings. While setting up your own VoIP system gives you some level of control, relying on random connections and random machines may (rightfully) scare many companies.

3WTel’s Superior VoIP - Lightyears Ahead
in VoIP Security and Dial-Up Capability

3WTel’s Superior VoIP - Lightyears Ahead
in VoIP Security and Dial-Up Capability 02/01/2005 08:48 PM
Hackers can easily access confidential information from customers of VoIP services that utilize open and interpretable industry standard codec and industry standard protocol. VoIP services offering secure lines hosted on proprietary patented technology are reaping the benefits because of the optimal security it creates. [PRWEB Jan 31, 2005]

SMC Expands Enterprise Wireless Solution
Set to Extend Enterprise Networking

SMC Expands Enterprise Wireless Solution
Set to Extend Enterprise Networking 06/05/2005 11:19 PM
New EliteConnect™ 802.11b/g wireless accessories extend network reach with the security, range, flexibility, interoperability and throughput that Enterprise wireless applications demand [PRWEB May 25, 2005]

HBF Group, Inc. Announces I-911™ Voice
Over IP (VoIP) Solution for VoIP
Providers and the Emergency Services
Industry

HBF Group, Inc. Announces I-911™ Voice
Over IP (VoIP) Solution for VoIP
Providers and the Emergency Services
Industry 06/14/2004 02:24 AM
i-911 addresses the deficiencies in other commercially VoIP 911 available solutions by providing a 911 emergency calling service that is deployable immediately , requires little or no change to the public safety answering points (PSAPs). i-911 offers a significant improvement over other VoIP solutions as it delivers accurate call back and location information from a 9-1-1 call in real-time. [PRWEB Jun 14, 2004]

VoIP Signs Agreement with VOIP-4U;
Lucent Announces Contract with Verizon
Wireless and AT&T to Launch Internet

VoIP Signs Agreement with VOIP-4U;
Lucent Announces Contract with Verizon
Wireless and AT&T to Launch Internet 07/16/2004 03:44 PM
Financial News USA Jul 16 2004 5:58PM GMT

Pure VoIP Won't Be Regulated, Phone-Like
VoIP Might Be

Pure VoIP Won't Be Regulated, Phone-Like
VoIP Might Be 02/12/2004 02:16 PM
As expected, the FCC ruled on the Pulver VoIP petition today, and gave something of a split decision. They claim that "pure" VoIP systems shouldn't be regulated, since they're just like email or any other internet application. However, they're reserving judgment on VoIP systems that more resemble regular phone service, such as Vonage that touch on the PSTN. This seems like something of a cop out, and may be difficult to sustain over time. Most of the "pure" VoIP systems are offering (or planning to offer) gateways that let them connect to the telephone system. Where do they fall along the regulatory spectrum? This would take away the incentive of VoIP providers to connect to regular phone service, creating two different levels of phone service, rather than connecting the two and leading to a more orderly migration. Of course, it still remains to be seen what sorts of regulations they will include for PSTN-connected VoIP. Chances are, they're talking about adding in 911 service and phone-tapping abilities.

3WTel’s Superior VoIP Adds Newest
Features Including Call Transfer to Cell
Phones/Telephones Plus Accessibility to
Personal VoIP Account Anywhere in World
When Travelling

3WTel’s Superior VoIP Adds Newest
Features Including Call Transfer to Cell
Phones/Telephones Plus Accessibility to
Personal VoIP Account Anywhere in World
When Travelling 02/05/2005 09:23 PM
Lightyears ahead in VoIP security and ability to be used on dial-up, broadband, wireless or satellite connections, 3WTel’s Superior VoIP now rocks the VoIP industry by offering its customers additional free features such as call transfer, worldwide login capability, group folders, audio devices, and proxy support. [PRWEB Feb 3, 2005]

Concerned about VoIP security? VoIP
Security Alliance wants to hear from you

Concerned about VoIP security? VoIP
Security Alliance wants to hear from you 03/28/2005 06:17 PM
ZDNet Mar 28 2005 9:25PM GMT

The VSS Enterprise

The VSS Enterprise 09/27/2004 07:06 AM
Following on with Burt Rutan, today it turns out that he and Sir Richard Branson are going to start commercial sub-orbital flights. The names of the first ship? The VSS Enterprise. Like you thought it would be anything else. Make...

IM in the Enterprise?

IM in the Enterprise? 12/15/2002 01:27 AM
Phil Windley is talking about IM in the Enterprise and says something a bit stange: I've been wanting an enterprise IM tool for some time, but couldn't justify the cost. Now, its part of Groupwise, so that helps the ROI...

Enterprise PHP

Enterprise PHP 07/22/2002 11:42 AM
If you are too popular, jealous people are always saying behind your back that you are a compulsive schmoozer, or you are insecure, or insincere. Well PHP is an Open Source language that is widely popular on the web. However because PHP so popular in shared hosting environments, many people have an impression that PHP is only for small scale web-sites. This is patently untrue, and PHP is in use in many large scale web sites such as Yahoo Finance and for the creation of large web applications such as IMP. This article is an attempt to readdress the balance and show how PHP is used in the enterprise.

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VoIP, VoIP Everywhere

VoIP, VoIP Everywhere 12/11/2003 01:14 PM
Okay, VoIP is officially the hot topic of the season. You can't go anywhere without seeing a story about deals and/or regulation concerning VoIP. Just days after Time Warner made deals with Sprint and MCI to provide internet telephony to customers, AT&T came along and announced major VoIP plans themselves. (Update: Also just announced: Qwest is offering VoIP as well.) Everyone seems to forget, of course, that BellSouth actually tried to offer VoIP for about a week a year ago and suddenly someone higher up freaked out and pulled the plug. While the big telcos claim they're jumping on the VoIP bandwagon, there's still going to be an internal struggle of cash cow vs. emerging technology. I'm not convinced that the telcos are prepared to cannibalize their own business yet. Meanwhile, a lot of what will happen still depends on what the folks at the FCC decide to do about VoIP. Jeff Pulver has written up his concerns about the FCC's plans over at News.com. The piece is based on Reed Hundt's talk at Pulver's Wireless Summit. However, reading through it, it sounds as though it was written before the FCC's hearing on VoIP where it was made clear that Michael Powell would prefer not to regulate VoIP. That doesn't mean it won't happen, but the battlefield is becoming clearer. The upstarts continue to build marketshare (and lower prices - Vonage is now offering deals as low as $15/month), the telcos are waking up to the challenge, and the government is trying to figure out what to do about it. Who knows how it will all turn out - but it looks like we're going to have a lot more telephony choices in the near future.

To VoIP, or not to VoIP

To VoIP, or not to VoIP 07/19/2004 06:36 PM
San Jose Mercury News Jul 19 2004 11:03PM GMT

VoIP - Who is likely to use it?

VoIP - Who is likely to use it? 07/26/2004 06:06 PM

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Internet Week reports that Dial-up and DSL users are among the most likely candidates to try a (VoIP) Voice over IP service. The article goes on to explain that folks are not exactly lining up to try out VoIP, yet those people that are spending more than $40 per month long distance services are likely to become VoIP candidates in the near future….

VoIP

VoIP 05/21/2004 11:19 PM
Herewith a report on signing up for and installing Vonage...

VoIP: To tax or not to tax

VoIP: To tax or not to tax 04/28/2004 02:43 PM
An obscure law in Florida is getting a lot of attention as the debate over taxing phone calls made over the Internet heats up.

AT&T's VoIP gets 911 help

AT&T's VoIP gets 911 help 01/27/2004 01:43 PM

I want my VoIP

I want my VoIP 01/27/2004 07:09 AM
Frost & Sullivan VoIP expert Jon Arnold says this is the year for the technology.

VoIP: Here, There, Everywhere

VoIP: Here, There, Everywhere 12/12/2003 06:48 AM
The battle for dial tones is heating up as traditional phone companies, cable firms and Internet telephony providers roll out rival VoIP, or voice over Internet protocol, services. Look for falling prices ahead. By Mark McClusky.

Is the VoIP fix in?

Is the VoIP fix in? 11/12/2003 01:31 PM
David Isenberg wonders out loud if the FCC has already made up its mind how to regulate Voice over IP and is rushing it through with only a show of open public comment. VoIP is a huge threat to the existing telcos. Guess which way the FCC will lean if left to itself?...

enterprise risk

enterprise risk 03/22/2005 05:06 PM
CIO Mar 22 2005 1:29AM GMT

Eyes on enterprise

Eyes on enterprise 07/06/2004 06:37 AM
SAP-Microsoft talks underscore harsh market reality

TrackStudio Enterprise 2.8.2

TrackStudio Enterprise 2.8.2 12/22/2003 12:39 PM
A hierarchical Java-based issue tracking and bug tracking system.

TrackStudio Enterprise 3.0.3

TrackStudio Enterprise 3.0.3 07/27/2004 06:04 AM
A hierarchical Java-based issue tracking and bug tracking system.

U.S.S. Enterprise analyzed

U.S.S. Enterprise analyzed 10/28/2003 11:08 PM
U.S.S. Enterprise analyzed. "For StarTrek [sic] fans we tested the USS Enterprise in our super-orbital expansion tube... We perform similar tests on other models investigating dissociation and ionisation processes which occur during atmospheric re-entry."

Enterprise-game

Enterprise-game 05/03/2004 10:43 AM
A Beginning

PHP 5 ready for the enterprise

PHP 5 ready for the enterprise 08/18/2004 10:48 PM

SMC Intros Enterprise APs

SMC Intros Enterprise APs 12/29/2003 02:57 PM
The new APs support 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g: They also support WPA and 802.1x authentication with support for FUNK Odyssey and Microsoft's RADIUS servers....

Juniper: Enterprise, here we come

Juniper: Enterprise, here we come 06/15/2004 11:54 AM
CNET Asia Jun 15 2004 4:06PM GMT

TrackStudio Enterprise 2.8.7

TrackStudio Enterprise 2.8.7 04/29/2004 09:22 AM
A hierarchical Java-based issue tracking and bug tracking system.
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