Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) stories - Page 3

VoIP technology is becoming more popular with small businesses, offering flexibility, cost savings, and a range of useful features.

ShoreTel snaps up Aussie hosted VoIP specialist M5 Networks in a move designed to bring a ShoreTel hosted voice solution to the region.

Over the Top voice providers such as Skype and WhatsApp are disrupting the traditional telcos, and encouraging them to ‘fight back’.

Connect NZ has teamed up with cloud PBX phone system provider Vadacom in a move to ‘fast-forward’ SME access to cloud telephony in New Zealand.

In its latest move, 3CX releases v14 of its phone system, enhancing user experience with new features and improved functionality.

WhichVoIP.com has launched a free advisory service to help consumers and businesses make informed decisions when purchasing VoIP solutions.

Unified Communications is more than just a buzzword, says MyBusinessVoice, as it explains the key components of UC.

Barracuda is beginning its expansion of phone system support to new international locations, pricing and the rebranding of CudaTel telephony system.

VoIP Innovations and 3CX have entered into a partnership with the aim of ‘utilising each other’s strengths for the benefit of end-users’.

The lawsuit regards a dispute about the calculation of a monetary credit on the loan balance owed by HP under a financing agreement between the pair.

Yealink releases its latest VoIP phone, the SIP-T40P, offering HD audio quality and an easy-to-use design for business telephony needs.

IR unveils a tool to streamline the migration to cloud-based comms with Office 365, aiming for seamless implementation and management.

Sonus Networks is demonstrating its commitment to Skype for Business by sponsoring the Enterprise Connect Lync/Skype for Business Tour.

The continued upswing in spending on these segments is being driven by adoption of Voice over LTE (VoLTE) and Voice over WiFi (VoWiFi) services.

RealIT revives classic IT reseller values, blending stellar customer service with modern offerings in VoIP and web development.

In some regions, the callback is the only choice which allows local people to save lots of money on international calls.

Claranet warns of the perils of cloud-hosted VoIP without proper network integration, risking business reputations.

Huawei surges ahead in the booming VoIP sector, surpassing rivals with significant growth and fuelling a 46% market increase.

New research has found gamers have a more positive game experience when using voice communication and would prefer using a standardised service.

In the age of hyper connectivity, VoIP is enjoying a very mainstream renaissance across business and consumer usage.