| Flexible working could help parents and firms A lack of flexibility in some firms could be detrimental both to the overall performance of a company and the happiness and productivity of some of its key members of staff. New research has found that there are still some significant issues experienced by employees in modern Britain, with 64 per cent of parents with disabled children revealing they have not tried to gain promotions or turned them down in order to continue caring for their youngster ... read more » Does new Samsung smartphone provide chance to sign up to mobile VoIP? Companies that are thinking of making the switch from analogue telephony solutions to modern, hi-tech VoIP may have been given the ideal opportunity to make the move. Samsung has announced it is set to release the Galaxy S III Mini smartphone, which is described as a compact version of the Galaxy S III - the brand's flagship model ... read more » Council 'enjoying benefits of switching to IP telephony' Switching to IP telephony solutions from more traditional equipment is undoubtedly a big step, but it is one that can pay off handsomely - particularly if the case of a council in Australia is taken into consideration. Hobsons Bay City Council made the move from analogue to IP in the middle of last year and has reaped the benefits ever since ... read more » Irish Rail illustrates flexible nature of VoIP One of the greatest attractions of VoIP as a business solution is undoubtedly the potential to boost flexibility that it offers. No matter where a person is working, if they have a broadband connection in place they will be in a position to run a tailored VoIP service that enables them to make cheap calls at bargain rates ... read more »
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