Putting Your Office in Your Pocket
Columnist Bert Latamore explains how two hospitals use Wi-Fi to improve health care through mobility.
Australian bank speeds up network with Nortel
St. George Bank in Australia has rolled out a Nortel Networks backbone to support a network with throughput speeds that reach 10Gbits.
XO extends VoIP services
XOptions Flex is a VoIP services bundle for businesses that combines unlimited local and long-distance calling, dedicated Internet access up to 3Mbit/sec., and Web hosting for a flat monthly price.
Fluke launches new network tool for VoIP monitoring
It measures quality of experience for every VoIP call at every site throughout a network, in addition gauging proper network configuration.
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RSA: Network security is the key to keeping VoIP secure
Analysis of IP voice components is key to keeping VoIP networks secure.
Nerd Vittles: Introducing TeleYapper 2.5: The Free Asterisk Message Broadcasting System
Excerpt: “TeleYapper 2.5 is an updated version of our Asterisk@Home-based Telephone Broadcasting System that actually works with Asterisk@Home 2.5 (Asterisk 1.2.4 for “purists”). And, just like the original, TeleYapper 2.5 can be used for announcements and reminders by neighborhood associations, schools, little leagues, fundraisers, municipal governments, and anyone else that just wants to pester folks with annoying, but free, prerecorded phone calls.”
Nortel ships Converged Office
Nortel Networks announced general availability of a Nortel IP voice switch integrated with Microsoft Office Live Communication Server.
Sidebar: Expanding Business Services
Facing a decline in voice services revenue, telecommunications carriers are pinning their hopes on beefed-up business service offerings.
Sidebar: Carriers Prepare for VoIP Move
Carriers hope to cut operating costs and consolidate their networks by switching to VoIP for voice services.