VoIP

Wall Street Journal Blogger Supremo Jeremy Wagstaff ponders the idea of VoIP, Presence and IM, giving Skype kudos. I see the day when our “aware” technology makes it easy to be found, and even easier to not be.

Cablevision’s Optimum Voice VoIP service is now at 250,000 subscribers, making them clearly the number two to Vonage and the runaway leader within the MSO’s when it comes to telephony services that are SIP based. But unlike CallVantage, VoicePulse, Vonage, Packet8, Broadvoice or any of the other telephone adapter driven competitors, you can’t go to … Read more

For a long while our sources inside the Broomfield HQ of Level3 have been loudly whispering that Comcast is going to be a major customer of the all fiber IP carrier with a state of the art VoIP platform. Well with today’s announcement, more of the picture is becoming clearer. It’s not only about VoIP, … Read more

VoIP and ENUM has a post that links to some very technical concepts. Where is Aswath when we need him !

James has a post on Pipex and their new hosted IP-PBX and it sounds like Covad/GoBeam to me.

Skype picks up a South Korea partner and James Enck gets the jump on what it means. From where I sit Skype is using a country by country partnership approach to gain “approved” status and leverage the already existing infrastructure to gain market momentum and the all important market share.

Forbes has an account that one brokerage house has continued their neutral rating on Sonus while the company tells the world their future is in VoIP. And did they really think they were going to be the best in PSTN? Whoever is coaching Sonus on Investor Relations and Messaging sure lacks both creativity and a … Read more

This is not a new idea, but a great use of WiFi and VoIP. Basically it will replace walkie talkies for the security and usering staff, provide managers better point to point and mass communications as well as give the fans a new way to stay informed. Imagine from a PDA ordering those great tasting … Read more

A report out of the UK shows that the Financial Services sector is the most technology adoptive industry when it comes to wireless, VoIP and Networking. Gee, don’t all three work so well together? I would say this makes sense. Financial services (i.e. banks, lenders, stock markets, brokerage, etc.) all need to make things happen … Read more

While I likely won’t blog each and every deal that comes down the pipe, based on the flurry of announcements reaching my in box this morning it clearly looks like the enterprise sales of VoIP and VoIP related hardware and services is starting to snowball. Just do a Google News search and you will see … Read more