Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) stories - Page 7

Voice over IP (VoIP) solutions are becoming readily available as the demand increases, but finding the right one for a small business can be difficult.

Skype's utility for firms is in question—can it overcome sync issues and outages to become the ultimate business tool?.

D-Link partners with Globalgig to offer a 4G VoIP router and WiFi modem, providing instant wireless access in 84 countries.

VoIP revolutionises business comms, cutting costs and adding features traditional phone lines can't match, making global outreach affordable.

Polycom says cloud-based VoIP will have a big involvement with how technologies are changing the way offices and companies operate in New Zealand.

The proliferation of cloud based offerings such as Google apps and Office 365 is helping drive cloud based VoIP solutions among Kiwi business.

VoLTE surge boosts global VoIP market to $4.2bn, riding on network upgrades and next-gen services, says Infonetics.

And the move to VoIP isn’t only on the satellite front. Wireless Nation says it’s also seeing high uptake of VoIP via its fibre offerings.

2Talk pioneers Bitcoin payments, catering to tech-savvy NZ clientele who favour digital currency convenience for their VOIP services.

Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is becoming an increasingly popular choice and is undeniably on the rise in the enterprise and SME space.

Our aim is to be the grand central station of VoIP news, bringing together industry, implementers and end users together in one spot.

2talk's Julian Rivers-Smith reveals how resellers can revolutionise telecoms by offering customers bespoke, white-label VoIP services.

Westcon Imagine 2014 - With a vision of becoming the innovative leading supplier of converged VoIP & Data solutions for service providers and enterprises.

Cloud is a fashionable buzz word at the moment, regularly thrown round by anyone who’s got two cents to put in on upcoming IT trends.

Yealink's SIP-T48G IP phone impresses with its intuitive 7” touchscreen and support for six VoIP accounts, making it a top choice for managers.

Enterprises are shifting from traditional telephony to cloud-based solutions, sparking interest in the New Zealand market.

2talk is offering resellers, carriers and integrators the chance to operate as their own telco – and make money from it.

Conversant launches C-Net, a business-grade broadband for VoIP, offering seamless cloud communication for New Zealand businesses.

Yealink shakes up the VoIP industry, introducing affordable, high-quality solutions to New Zealand, ending the monopoly of big names.

Many resellers of traditional, on-premise PABX hardware systems seem reluctant to add VoIP to their portfolio of services.