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 | Issue 230 | Fri 23rd Dec 2011 |  | ||||||||||
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| Faster business broadband 'is top Christmas wish' Companies that are based in rural parts of the UK have put faster business broadband connections at the top of their Christmas list this year. According to the Country Land and Business Association (CLA), reliability is a key concern for many firms. It noted 20 per cent of users in England and Wales – both commercial and residential – have an internet link that is slower than 2 Mbps ... read more » Cloud-based VoIP solutions 'will save businesses money' Companies have been promised they will save money on operational expenses if they decide to invest in voice over internet protocol (VoIP) solutions. Andy Abramson, author of blog site VoIPWatch, has explained that the technology can play a key role in a new business set-up, in which senior bosses do not have to do as much as before ... read more » IP telephony solutions 'wanted by European Parliament' The European Parliament is to benefit from the use of internet protocol (IP) telephony solutions and other technology as part of a significant deal with BT. According to the telecommunications provider, the political body has awarded it two landmark contracts, with a combined value of up to €120 million (£100 million) ... read more » VoIP solutions 'are taking over telecommunications market' Businesses around the country have been warned that voice over internet protocol (VoIP) solutions are becoming increasingly dominant in the telecommunications market. Andy Abramson, author of blog site VoIPWatch, explained the technology is slowly replacing the telephone systems the UK has been used to for decades ... read more » VoIP hardware 'triggers numerous benefits' There is a great range of benefits to be enjoyed by companies with the ambition and resources to invest in voice over internet protocol (VoIP) hardware. Andy Abramson, author of blog site VoIPWatch, explained that for some time the single advantage of deploying the technology was the ability to reduce cost ... read more » Price declines to make mobile VoIP solutions more affordable? A predicted decline in the price of long-term evolution (LTE) mobile broadband could make it more affordable for businesses to use voice over internet protocol (VoIP) solutions on their phones. Tariff Consultancy has released a new report that suggests the cost of connecting to such hi-tech internet links will fall over the years to come ... read more » North Lincolnshire businesses could benefit from top-quality VoIP solutions Firms in north Lincolnshire could soon be enjoying the advantages of running voice over internet protocol (VoIP) solutions, as new broadband infrastructure is due to be developed in the region. According to This is Scunthorpe, approximately 30,000 buildings in the region are due to receive superfast connections during 2012 ... read more » Deadline for superfast business broadband announced Investing in superfast business broadband links for a region's companies can have significant benefits in the commercial world, allowing organisations to work faster, more efficiently and attract more customers. But those that wish to join the technology revolution might only be able to do so if their local authority applies for government cash by a certain date ... read more » Shadow minister reveals broadband fears The potential for British businesses to run voice over internet protocol (VoIP) solutions at their most effective could be hampered by the reluctance of some local authorities to invest in high-speed broadband. Shadow minister for the digital infrastructure Chi Onwurah has suggested many bodies around the country are not making the required progress, reported the Daily Telegraph ... read more » | ||||||||||||
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