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
DeltaThree, which seems to be ramping up their efforts here in the USA has a free trial offer for Intel Desktop Board users. I like seeing promotion in action, that’s why I was intrigued when I received a mailer from Vonage offering two free months for each friend I refer who signs up. Anyone what … Read more
Surfing around today I saw this interesting “lifetime” offer from a New England based telco/CLEC where residential users get a phone number and service for life, all for the price of $999. That’s equal basically to four years of Vonage or AT&T’s CallVantage in round numbers. What this basically means is you pay them now. … Read more
Jeff Pulver, who knows the regulatory landscape better than anyone has a lengthy post on the planned Supreme Court review of cable internet access by third party ISPs and other service providers. This is a *CRUCIAL* case and will have very wide ranging ramifications regarding VoIP. Read it HERE! Om has some other input over … Read more
Mark Evans writes in the Financial Post about the hurdles facing VoIP, especially in Canada.
A company out of New York City wants to deploy an interesting VoWiFi solution. Wanting to and actually getting customers are two different things.
VNU has a story about how he boardrooms of companies around the globe are seeing the value in VoIP. This is good news for VoIP players focusing on the enterprise market like Covad, Level3, AT&T and others.
RedNova has the confirmation story about Cox going to Level3 with more business. Didn’t we say that a few days ago here and hasn’t hawk-eyed Level3 watcher SkiBare been telling us all for months that it’s going to be happening at VoIPNuke.org?
