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Posts Tagged ‘VoIP’2011: The Year of VoIPThursday, January 13th, 2011
A dime-a-dozen handheld calculator used to cost a hundred bucks. It’ll cost you $200-grand to take a personal-space vacation (until such galactic jaunts become the norm). And the cost of 3D-TV technology is widely expected to plummet as its adoption becomes widespread. But sometimes it does. And it’s a good thing. (more…) 
VoIP FYIMonday, November 8th, 2010
Top 5 Reasons a New IP-PBX Phone System is a Sound InvestmentTuesday, April 20th, 2010
Go for it. Sharpening your pencil and calculating exactly what an investment in an Internet Protocol (Internet Protocol) PBX (private branch exchange) telephony system—a highly sophisticated business telephone system designed to deliver voice and/or video over a data network—amounts to, is an eminently worthwhile exercise. To start, the savings you’ll enjoy on (more…)
AltiGen offers the first Contact Center Application Server and PSTN Gateway for Microsoft’s Open Interoperability Program for Office Communications Server 2007 R2Wednesday, December 9th, 2009San Jose, CA – December 9, 2009 – AltiGenR Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: ATGN), the leading provider of integrated Microsoft-based Unified Communications solutions, today announced that it has successfully completed Microsoft’s Open Interoperability Program (OIP) for Office Communications Server 2007 R2. The testing focus of the program is designed to ensure that vendors providing interoperability with Microsoft Unified Communications solutions do so in a consistent and supportable manner, including SIP and signaling support used with the Mediation Server role of Office Communications Server 2007 and the Unified Messaging role of Exchange Server 2007. Only products that meet rigorous and extensive testing requirements and conform to the specifications and test plans receive qualification. (more…)
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Revolution doesn’t always come cheap. 
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), once the raggedy younger sibling of vast and established telecommunications channels, has found its feet—and today is poised for a run. 
You can hear all about how some fancy new bit of technology is going to change your life, but you won’t really feel it until someone’s produced a schematic that outlines the ROI.