Mobile VoIP to Flourish: Study Predicts Increase in Mobile Workers - Internet Telephony

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Featured Articles » The Plaza Suites Turns to Phybridge to Migrate to IP Telephony » Vocalocity Provides Unique Services in the Hosted VoIP Space » VoIP Makes Sense for the Virtual Office » Can Mobile Operators Withstand the Heat of Summertime 3G and 4G Network Usage?   Sponsored by: Patton WEBINAR: Complete Turn-Key IP PBX Solutions Tuesday May 22, 2012 @ 1 PM EDT/ 10 AM PDT REGISTER TODAY This webinar highlights turn-key IP PBX solutions that use SmartNode Gateways to connect your legacy phone equipment to your next generation 3CX phone system: - Connect your existing phone lines to VoIP services and features - Connect existing legacy phone and fax equipment - Connect to remote offices with low-cost IP telephony - Connect on the road and from home - Connect with voice and data survivability for business continuity What attendees will learn: Business benefits of software-based 3CX phone systems How SmartNode VoIP Gateways interconnect legacy telephony with advanced VoIP systems and services Pros and Cons of several TDM to IP migration strategies SmartNode auto-provisioning with 3CX phone system   Top Stories » Deploy and Manage Background Images with Solution from VoIP Integration » Nextiva's VoIP Call Center Plans Complete with Virtual PBX Functionality are Hot, Hot, Hot » Voip-Pal Completes Beta Testing of Acquired Voice Peering Technologies » Two Men Sentenced for Elaborate VoIP Scam   From The Expert Corner May 15, 2012 Mobile VoIP to Flourish: Study Predicts Increase in Mobile Workers By Rachel Ramsey, TMCnet Contributor   Mobile is moving its way up and dominating the workforce. A new study by IDC (News - Alert) revealed that 838.7 million employees in Asia-Pacific excluding Japan will be mobile workers by 2015, and a majority of these mobile workers will be office-based. An emerging workplace trend is also Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD). More than 70 percent of organizations either have adopted or at least accepted policies that allow internal users to use products of their own choosing. Both of these growing trends play an important role in the rise of mobile VoIP usage among business users. As people adopt the work and mobile lifestyles – they will need cost-effective ways to make calls and stay in touch. Some of the advanced features offered by VoIP companies include call forwarding, call ID, call hunting, simultaneous ringing and do not disturb options to make using mobile phones a seamless experience to using a desk phone in the office... Read More   Featured Video IP Soft discusses their IT automation solutions at Interop   TMCnet Free Premium Content » How to Successfully Differentiate Your Cloud Backup Business » Cloud Telephony: Not Just Another Buzzword » Value-Added Co-location with Opengear Infrastructure Management Appliances    Latest Blogs » Two Get Prison over $4.4M in VoIP Fraud » Comcast Skype on Xfinity $9.95/month - Lame or Cool?   Featured Channels » VoIP Call Center » Deployment and Management Solutions » .NET VoIP   Webinars Download One of Our Webinars Today to learn about new opportunities to enhance your business. http://www.tmcnet.com/webinar/   Become a TMCnet Columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of technology professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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