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02/11/2014
Nextiva Cloud VoIP Assessment
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Feb 11, 2014 10:24:00 AM
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Cloud communications,
Cloud telephony,
Cloud VoIP,
Cloud-based video conferencing,
Cloud-based VoIP,
Hosted,
Hosted IP PBX,
Hosted telephony platforms,
Hosted VoIP,
Nextiva,
Unified communications,
Video calling,
Video chat,
Video communication,
Video conferencing,
Virtual faxing
12/30/2011
The Top 10 VoIP & Video Conferencing Developments of 2011
Video conferencing was a lot more interesting to watch in 2011 than was VoIP. It wasn't that nothing happened in VoIP during the year. It was just that a lot more happened in video conferencing. This was especially true in the SMB space. Early summer saw a slew of significant announcements from vendors and providers. These announcements figured prominently in the VoIP Evolution report "SMB Video Conferencing: Getting Beyond Clouds & Interoperability."
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Dec 30, 2011 7:06:51 PM
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3G,
Android,
BT,
Cellular,
Cellular data,
Cisco,
Cloud communications,
Cloud-based video conferencing,
Disruption,
Disruptive technologies,
Facebook,
Google,
Google Voice,
H.264 SVC,
Internet telephony,
Internet voice,
iPad,
iPhone,
LTE,
Lync,
Microsoft,
Microsoft Lync,
Mobile,
Mobile data,
Mobile video conferencing,
Mobile VoIP,
Polycom,
Rebtel,
Ribbit,
Skype,
SMB video conferencing,
SMBs,
Social networks,
Telepresence,
Transcription,
Unified communications,
Verizon Wireless,
Video calling,
Video chat,
Video communication,
Video conferencing,
Vidyo,
VidyoRouter,
VoLTE,
Wi-Fi,
ūmi
12/31/2010
The Top 25 VoIP and Video Developments of 2010
After starting as the year of HD voice, 2010 ended as the year of video communication. Video in fact became so prominent that it earned a place in the title of this list. Announcements about new video communication products and services were so numerous they became routine. As the year progressed, it became clear that video conferencing/calling was no longer a luxury for the corporate and government elite, but was well on the way to becoming a commodity for the masses. Ordinary individuals will soon be making video calls with little more thought than they now give to picking up a telephone. Making that happen, however, will be a complex challenge for vendors and service providers.
A variety of other factors shaped voice and visual communication during the year. Chief among these were developments in mobile VoIP and video calling, along with an acceleration of the move to cloud-based voice services. Politics and the weather played unusually high-profile roles as well. So did the negative: Unlike last year, not all the important developments were advances – some were downright problematic. But even the negative developments had some constructive aspects. Skype of course figured prominently in many of the developments. So pervasive was the influence of the Internet VoIP pioneer that it seemed that the corporate slogan of "Skype Everywhere" applied to its appearances in headlines as well.
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Dec 31, 2010 11:45:00 AM
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Android,
Apple,
Avaya,
BT,
Caller ID,
China,
Cisco,
FaceTime,
FCC,
Fonality,
fring,
fringOut,
Google,
Google Voice,
Grandstream,
HD voice,
IBM,
IP5280,
iPad,
iPhone,
LG,
Lync,
magicJack,
magicTalk,
Microsoft,
Microsoft Lync,
Microsoft OCS,
Mingleverse,
Network neutrality,
ooVoo,
Panasonic,
Samsung,
SBCs,
Session Border Controllers,
Skype,
SkypeOut,
Tango,
Telepresence,
Tokbox,
UCIF,
Unified communications,
Viber,
ViPR,
ViVu,
XConnect
09/23/2009
Skype Adds Cisco SMB Interoperability
Skype business announcements are coming fast and furious these days. One big one was the introduction of Skype for Asterisk earlier this month. Others are the result of the introduction of Skype for SIP beta service in March. ShoreTel was the first to announce certification of its IP PBXes with that service earlier this month. SIPfoundry followed with certification of its sipXecs product about a week ago, and now Skype has added the biggest name yet: Cisco.
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