EuroTelcoblog on The Deals

EuroTelcoblog takes a spin on the Lucent XTEN collaboration, while linking Skype in the Motorola camp. I see the need for open source, open switchboard and open standards connectivity. Unless we work towards true interoperability we are facing a Balkanization of telephony and communications. That’s the issue we now have with Instant Messaging. We don’t need … Read more

DEMO 2005: A Sneak Peek

News from PC Magazine – DEMO 2005: A Sneak Peek Demo is always a conference that has *SOME* interesting new products and services. Worth checking out! Reports are Om is there…go read him @ gigaom.com

CEO: More becoming aware of VoIP benefits

CEO: More becoming aware of VoIP benefits is the title. But the underlying fact about multiple cell phones could mean initially multiple VoIP numbers. I understand that. Living in dual residences these days means multiple phone numbers. Thankfully between all my UM (unified messaging) features with CallVantage or Communikate, I’m easily found (when I want to … Read more

McLeod Offers VoIP

I remember years ago the McLeod reps were at a VoIP conference. They were clueless then about what VoIP could do for them. Now they have likely grabbed someone elses solution, put a name around it.  My money is on DeltaThree, but I’m not 100 percent certain.

Computerworld – Telecom keeping a wary eye on Skype

Computerworld – Telecom keeping a wary eye on Skype and can you read the fear in their words. The FUD from the NZ Telco person is unreal. The fact that Skype and others are using Global IP Sound’s Codec means high levels of voice compression. That means less need for bandwidth and speed.  Sometimes I wish the … Read more