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The History of VoIP
Overview VoIP has revolutionized the voice communications industry in both the residential and commercial sectors. VoIP residential customers continue to grow as the availability of broadband increases. Many small, medium and large businesses have reaped the benefits of VoIP in terms of unified communications and cost savings. Will VoIP dominate the telephony communications industry one day? Many believe that it certainly a possibility, but traditional phone systems still have the upper hand for the time being due to its practicality, precedence, accessibility and security advantages. But optimistically, VoIP is still a fairly new technology that will only continue to improve, grow and become more and more customary in homes, corporate offices and in day-to-day business operations.
| Publisher | AT&T Knowledge Ventures | File Format | WORD |
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| Date Published | November 2007 | Downloads | 9 |
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