Banks and insurance companies struggle with mergers and expansion that leave branch offices difficult to connect. Time to consider eliminating those pricey PRIs
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Today’s IP news roundup highlights some of the latest headlines in VoIP, unified communications and more:
Infonetics Research revealed that the global VoIP market is expected to rise from $63 billion in 2012 to $82.7 billion by 2017. Their latest “VoIP and UC Services and...
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Today’s IP news roundup highlights some of the latest headlines in SIP trunking, big data and more:
A new study by Infonetics Research revealed that the percentage of companies using SIP trunking will rise from 38% today to 58% by 2015. This means that SIP trunking will soon surpass T1 lines,...
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RADIO RECAP Allstream's director of product management, marketing and strategy talks to 570News about why SIP offers a simple, elegant solution to unified communications
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In the second clip from our four-part video conversation, an Allstream expert outlines the SoW elements that will ensure voice and data come together successfully.
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A new video series has Allstream experts discussing best practices around the latest technology to bring voice and data together. Why companies don't always have to have all the answers
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You've heard about the benefits and challenges, now it's time for action. Why and how you can use Allstream’s updated and expanded SIP Trunking eBook 2013
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This three-minute video will help you understand why traditional approaches to setting up network communications in multiple locations needs a rethink
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Welcome to the Wednesday edition of the IP news roundup. Here are the latest headlines in SIP trunking, big data, cloud and more:
More enterprises are turning to IP communications to gain efficiencies and a competitive advantage. Melanie Turek, vice president, research, Frost & Sullivan,...
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A telecommunications analyst suggests that companies are fooling themselves if they think they can put off migrations forever
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