IP Telephony tag
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Virtualization Technology Adoption
It has long been accepted that SMBs have adopted virtualization technologies or cloud computing at a faster rate than enterprises. It is for that reason that most hosted communications companies focus on SMBs as their target customer base. A recent...
Internet Marketing State of the Union
The primary topics normally discussed on this blog involve IP telephony, the VAR community, Unified Communications, and of course my passion for food. Occasionally, I like to spice it up and discuss marketing and more specifically, internet marketing. The shifts...
Ratatouille, Shrimp and the Best PBX Features
I began developing a new recipe Saturday morning. It was so different for me that I decided I’d better do a back up dish in case it came out badly. The backup dish was curd free scrambled eggs. These eggs...
Telecommunications, More than Just a Hill of Beans
Telecommunications, More than Just a Hill of Beans Saturday, I stopped by H Mart, an Asian grocery store. I went in with no real need but as always purchased quite a few things. Let's begin with the odd, pig's...
The Promise of Anytime
Yesterday Cisco announced its new Carrier Routing System-3 core routing product (CRS-3) that can deliver up to 322 terabytes per second of capacity. This is incredible capacity. It is said to be enough to download the entire Library of...
Record Snowfall in Dallas
While we are all aware that the east coast has been hammered this year with snow, Dallas and other areas in the south have been spared until yesterday. Having lived here for nearly twenty-five years, snowfall is not unusual....
An all IP Future?
Is there really a question about the future of telecommunications? Over the last thirty years, I have participated in the development of the Intelligent Network Architecture that brought us Service Control Points and out of band signaling (SS7), Cellular...
