| VoIP 'is becoming the prime alternative to landlines' As technology advances and the way we work changes, businesses will increasingly look for ways to drive efficiency and adopt the very latest solutions in order to improve results. It seems one of the major options on the market right now is VoIP, which can revolutionise the way a company operates. By providing the option of making cheap calls to the continent, it can help firms slash their costs while remaining at the cutting edge of the technology market ... read more » Could VoIP help firms keep up in the technology race? Maintaining investment in technology and enjoying access to some of the latest products on the market is important in the business world. Firms that come to rely on outdated solutions and tired equipment may find they are not able to work as efficiently as their rivals and fall behind as a result. However, this is easily solved, as simply splashing out on the relevant pieces of kit should allow bosses to mastermind an upturn in performance ... read more » Four million Britons working at home this summer Working at home is a trend that has exploded in recent times, with four million Britons said to be engaging in the process this summer. New research by O2 has also found some 2. 4 million hours of travel will be saved each day in London alone during the capital's busiest times. With the Olympic Games currently taking place in the city and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee also having brought millions of people to London in June, it has certainly been a frenetic period ... read more » Progress is being made to support rural VoIP users with broadband upgrades Businesses located in rural parts of the UK are sure to be keen to benefit from VoIP in the same way as thousands of city-based firms do each and every day, but in many cases there is one significant obstacle that must be crossed. Trefor Davies, council member at the Internet Services Providers' Association UK, explained the issue of broadband is one that is important in the countryside ... read more »
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