IP Communications News January 4, 2007

January 4, 2008

If you just can't get enough IP communications news then you are a lot like me and I do feel a bit sorry for you.

Either way, there is lots of great news happening in this first short week of the new year.

Some of my favorite news is Vonage settling the AT&T Patent dispute, P&G receiving an award for wireless VoIP and the Simulscribe recognition. Enjoy:

•	Excel Telecommunications: 2007 a Good Year for SIP Trunking, 2008 Even Better
•	The Active Network Successfully Acquires Two Event Management Software Companies
•	Frost & Sullivan: Broadband Telephony Helping to Grow Telecom Market in Brazil
•	Vonage to Pay AT&T $39M to Settle Patent Suit
•	The Importance of a Quality VoIP Connection
•	IP Communications 2007: Looking Back, A Look Ahead With CommuniGate Systems
•	Procter & Gamble Wins Award for Use of "Polycom" SpectraLink Phone System
•	Dialogic: Looking Forward to 2008
•	Pulling Off a Successful Enterprise VoIP Implementation
•	IP Communications 2007: Looking Back, A Look Ahead With Sangoma
•	The Advantages of Hosted PBX Functionality
•	More than 10,000 U.S. Companies Now Subscribing to Packet8 Virtual Office VoIP Service
•	International Calling: The Year in Review, the Year Ahead
•	MERA Sees Growing Demand for VoIP
•	IP Communications: Technology and Applications To Be Key Business Drivers
•	SimulScribe Recognized for Best Voicemail-to-Text Technology
•	IP Communications in 2008: SIP Paves the Way
•	Tilgin Wins "IPTV" Order from Swedish Urban Networks
•	The Challenges of Managing a Mobile Network
•	InterCall Partners with Climate Action to Promote Green Technology
•	Why Packet8's VoIP Services Stand Out from the Rest
•	Unified Communications and SOA: Delivering Value to Users
•	Tadiran Telecom Chooses Barry Slyper to Lead its National Sales Team
•	Peering MashUps
•	What Cantata Technology Has to Offer
•	Mu Security to Expand Robustness Analysis.