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SIP trunking has crossed the chasm, becoming a mainstream application that's now in high demand. We're seeing this at Ingate where inquiries about SIP trunking translate to sales, quickly, and existing customers are reordering SIP trunking solutions in higher volume. The opportunity for cost reduction is far too compelling to ignore.
Unify, a communications software and services firm, has claimed that government organizations globally are selecting Unify solutions to transform business operations and citizen engagement.
Bridging the gap between traditional phone lines and Voice over IP, MagicJack has been providing an interesting service. Using MagicJack, customers have been able to plug a USP device into the computer, and then plug a phone into the device to make VoIP calls from a traditional telephone. The service has been praised as an excellent way to cut phone costs, with phone service that can reach anywhere in the US or Canada for only $35 a year. On July 8, MagicJack announced that they would also be bridging the mobile phone market with the release of their MagicJack Go service.
TeleOne, a Latin American provider of wireless network solutions, stated that the PortaSwitch from PortaOne has helped it increase customer satisfaction ratings significantly and also enabled it to furnish its customers with self-management functionality.
CudaTel, a provider of next-generation phone systems for businesses that includes Voice over IP (VoIP) PBX services, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Barracuda Networks, Inc., announces the completion of its interoperability testing and certification of CudaTel's communications platform with Flowroute business VoIP service.
Who says what goes up must come down? Graham Bevington has only been moving up in the business communication industry, and his role continues to look promising in his new appointment as executive vice president of EMEA at Mitel.
Today's consumers have high expectations: they want a variety of services, personalized attention and competitive pricing. Communication service providers (CSP), hard pressed to get an edge in this demanding market, are expanding into multiple related lines of business. A major APAC communication service provider (CSP) has selected Comverse to power its transformation into a multi-play provider in order to help meet these high standards.
It has become a fact of business life that the Internet not only brings efficiencies to any market it touches, but can vastly destroy legacy markets, too. And that might be the fate of the wide area network capacity business. In 2003, the global private line business generated about $36 billion in annual revenue.
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A small to medium sized company in the midwest was interested in migrating to IP Communications, but in today's economy, they were hesitant to upgrade their communication system due to their perception that the cost would outweigh the benefits. | 
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