How the cloud and VoIP have changed how people work
VoIP has become way more than just simple voice calling.
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Written by Rob Lith on Wednesday, 12 June 2013
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A very exciting development currently playing out in the voice over IP (VoIP) arena is the sudden growth in fibre business premises.
Having fibre-ready offices makes a company’s transition to VoIP infinitely easier, as the speed and other performance improvements remove much of the hassle factor of engineering VoIP over other access technologies.
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Written by Connection-Telecom Editor on Friday, 07 June 2013
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VoIP and other IP-enabled, cloud-based collaboration tools play a major role in today's emerging wave of small business innovation
Telecommuting at one time meant little more than working from one's kitchen table, saving files onto a floppy disk, and possibly sending them into the office via dial-up modem. There was no videoconference, no softphones to move your office extension to wherever you were sitting at the moment, and no Google Hangouts, Chatters, or virtual meetings with colleagues.
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Written by Connection-Telecom Editor on Thursday, 30 May 2013
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Mutual customer benefit as premier cloud PBX service meets 1st-tier next-generation network
Connection Telecom, South Africa’s leading cloud-based PBX service provider, has signed a collaborative national partnership with EOH Network Solutions to offer its hosted voice services on EOH’s next-generation network (NGN), the companies announced.
Connection Telecom’s MD, David Meintjes, says the bidirectional partnership offers mutual benefit to the companies and their respective customer bases.
Read more: Connection Telecom and EOH Network Solutions sign nationwide partnership