For companies that sell their services solely based on VoIP in the middle, this move by Optus isn’t good news. In essence what Optus is doing and saying to their customers is if you’re their contractee, all calls go over the Optus network and the Optus long distance network. No dialing around. No call backs, … Read more
I spent more days on the road this past year than I care to count. New clients. New events. New places. The reason. My house was undergoing renovation, and so was my life. As a type A, Cell A performer, one who give no, and asks no quarter, my philosophy has been go to where … Read more
VoIP News’ Robert Poe picked 25 VoIP innovations he’s seen in 2008. I’m very pleased and have to agree with many of the picks, though I’m sure I could find a few more, many of which are on the business model side, versus the practical or cool. What I was pleased to see though was … Read more
Emerick Woods, the recently named CEO of client Global IP Solutions (GIPS) has taken a stab at what the year ahead looks like. I suspect we’ll see many more of these from others.
Over the past 20 months my travel has swelled from now and then to almost every week. It used to be I would worry about how I was going to go so far away and still stay in touch. But that's all changed. Over the past few years I've amassed both knowledge and a ton … Read more
Network World, which has a very strong SMB and Enterprise focus is out with their ten predictions for VoIP.
On the surface this is taking a page out of client iFByPhone’s playbook, a company out of the Netherlands has created PushCall. With their latest offering, PushCall makes it passible to click on a banner ad and make a call. What makes so much of this possible is the same kind of Adobe Flash audio … Read more
Longtime VoIP reporter Robert Poe has pulled together a very comprehensive checklist of what company decisionmakers should be considering when they get ready to make a decision on selecting a hosted VoIP provider.
Yesterday my flight from Paris to Newark was delayed by almost three hours. That meant the connection to my American Airlines flight to Dallas would never be made, so at Orly I logged on to their hotspot using Boingo and looked at options. There weren’t any. So I went to AA.com and changed my flight … Read more
