VoIP is coming to an enterprise near you; this learning curve is one you can't miss

How things change. The maturation of Voice over IP (VoIP) signals a combining of both worlds. Gone is the need to run two completely separate infrastructures for voice and data. Of course, many companies have invested heavily in their old legacy voice networks. Those bulky PBX's (phone switches...

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Published inEnterprise networks & servers Vol. 11; no. 7; p. 16
Main Author Patterson, Michael
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Cedar Park Publications & Communications, Inc 01.07.2005
Subjects
Enterprisewide computing
Internet telephony
Quality control
Systems design
Technological planning
United States
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Summary:How things change. The maturation of Voice over IP (VoIP) signals a combining of both worlds. Gone is the need to run two completely separate infrastructures for voice and data. Of course, many companies have invested heavily in their old legacy voice networks. Those bulky PBX's (phone switches) and time division multiplexed (TDM) systems cost a bundle and won't be dispensed with until their useful life is over.