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ITExpo Expo 2013 in: 29 Days. REGISTER NOW!   Featured Articles » Company Helping Businesses Select the Best VoIP Service for Their Individual Needs » Digital Interviewing Streamlines Agent Hiring Process » VoIP Insider Recognizes Patton SmartNode as a Top 10 VoIP Product of 2012 - Video to be Big in 2013 » Seven Million Cloud Jobs in Next Three Years, Says IDC   Sponsored By: Unified Communications Product of the Year Awards Are You Ready to be Name Product of the Year? A Call for entries has been made for the 2012 Unified Communications Product of the Year Awards. Use this award distinguish yourself as the best and set your products ahead of the competition. The Product of the Year Awards will honor companies that have brought advancements to UC technologies. Apply today!   Top Stories » Forbes Intros Vital Guidelines to Formulate Cloud Computing Strategy for 2013 » Ringio Brings the Cloud-Based Contact Center to SMBs » IT Professionals and Enterprise Cloud Computing Adoption » Cloud Changes More than Operations: The New Software Consulting Business   From The Expert Corner December 31, 2012 VoIP and Why You Should Make the Switch Now By Kayvon Ghoreshi, TMCnet Contributing Writer   The decision to switch to VoIP is a big one for any business or household, but it comes with other decisions that must be made after the fact. One of these decisions is choosing the Internet service to use in conjunction with VoIP. Below are some of the different options you have. If you have an analog telephone line, then you can consider a DSL connection as an option. The downsides are that being in a remote location will hinder speed and your Internet will require a physical cable. If it needs to be repaired or replaced, it can set you back a couple hundred dollars which is something no company needs. For those in remote locations, satellite is probably your best bet. Your service comes straight from your personal dish meaning the number of Internet users won’t have an effect on your connectivity speed. There is also no fear of downed wires, but you will need to be wary of any damage the dish experiences. Another option is your choice of cable provider. As you probably have seen, many cable companies are starting to bundle wireless internet with their TV service... Read More   Featured Video The Emerging Senior Care and Monitoring Global Market in the age of UC, VoIP, and the Internet   TMCnet Free Premium Content » Why You Need an Intelligent File Transfer Solution » Secure Information Exchange in an Unsecured World » Bringing habits to work: The road to successful business video communication    Latest Blogs » Skype vs. Facebook - How WebRTC Will Turn Friends into Enemies   Featured Channels » Business VoIP Providers » UC GOC - Unified Communications » Cloud Telephony   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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