PortaOne and Telefield NA Partner to Provide Turnkey VoIP Solution Combining Phones with Platform - Internet Telephony

ITEXPO West 2015 begins in: 13 Days. REGISTER NOW! Featured Articles » PortaOne and Telefield NA Partner to Provide Turnkey VoIP Solution Combining Phones with Platform PortaOne recently announced that its PortaSwitch platform would be available as a part of a turnkey solution with various VoIP phone models developed by Telefield. The combination will allow customers to have a proven configuration that works and avoid the hassles that come with trying to find the right phone-platform combination. » Is SIP Trunking Right For You? What You Should Ask Potential Providers SIP is simply a means of using Voice over IP (VoIP) over multiple trunks with the SIP protocol. It helps companies gain great efficiencies from the trunks they get from carriers, reduces calling cost to a great extent and you can turn all calls to local calls. SIP is still prevalent, but before you choose a provider that offers some form of SIP trunking, what are some of the questions you should be asking? » Uniden's Office Express 1600 Supports Traditional and VoIP Lines Uniden America Corporation, manufacturer and marketer of wireless cordless telephones, business telecommunications systems and consumer electronic products, has announced the launch of the first complete hybrid phone communications system for small businesses. » Curse Separates Media & VoIP Service, Brings Out New Location Curse was already pretty well known when it came to offering voice service for gamers, and now, it's making a further move to separate itself from the pack. It's split its offerings into two groups, separating into a unit for voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) and a second unit for media offerings, and opened up a new office in Irvine, California to support the growing VoIP business. Sponsored By: SafeNet Join us for LicensingLive! 2015 on Oct. 12-14 in Cupertino, CA and listen to Laurie Wurster, Research Director at Gartner talk about how we are at a point where it is no longer a stretch to imagine that much of what and who we interact with will be connected to the Internet. But connection is a limited way of looking at the Internet. Think of places, people, things, systems and information sources having activity streams, with historical timelines and delivering services over the Internet (in all of its forms and restricted subsets). In this world, the Internet can be thought of as a combination of an Internet of people, an Internet of information, an Internet of things and Internet of places. The potential for combining all of these things is staggering and the main theme of the internet of everything. Register today   Top Stories » Grandstream Unveils VoIP Phone Upgrades for Small Businesses, Enterprises » VoIP Technologies by Ecosmob on Display at Indo-Africa ICT Expo 2015 » VoIP SIP Services Extended to Columbus, Ohio » ANPI Announces Partner Demo Promotion on Heels of Telephony Partners SIP and UC Deal TMCnet Free Premium Content » Three Ways SIP Phones Add Value to Hosted VoIP » Calculating SIP Bandwidth with Infortel Select Reporting » VoIP Security: More Than Just IT Risk Featured Channels » Call Center Services - Call Center Services » Internet Telephony - Features » VoIP Monitoring Advertise With Us General advertising Info: Click here 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.     RESOURCES   Whitepapers Publications Videos Events Webinars Blogs Free eNewsletters

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