VoIP Insider

According to snom the snom 821 is the most popular model among their 8xx series and has been tested and approved for interoperability with Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) 2007 R2.  
And as reported by Stephanie Mosca at TMC, this “is the only phone in the market that can operate in a mixed environment of Microsoft OCS [...]

Interesting developments on the Skype front include the first ever Skype phone booth installed in an airport in Estonia and a Skype voice changer that allows you to alter the sound of your voice during VoIP calls.

I wanted to bring attention to a very extensive article written by Gary Audin over at No Jitter titled “8 + Ways to Save on Communications” that looks at ways for an enterprise to save money in their communications budget. 
These cost savings ideas are based on panel suggestions from the 2011 Enterprise Connect Conference and as Audin [...]

BCS reports that a switch from standard phones to VoIP phones is being urged for UK households.  Norm Bogen from the research firm In-Stat has “claimed that more people need to be educated about the benefits of VoIP” and that:
‘The opportunity is when it is time to replace the home phone – replacing it with a [...]

Bill Sims over at TMC has written an intersting article titled “Fax: Still Necessary for Business, But VoIP Migration Issues Persist” where he relays an interview done by TMC’s Erik Linask with Quentin Dible, the VP of Operations for FaxBack.
Sims explains that while faxing is an important and sometimes preferred communication tool for businesses, it [...]

AudioCodes has announced that a global provider of digital advertising solutions will migrate its ICT infrastructure to a UC system based solely on Microsoft and:

AudioCodes VoIP Gateways
AudioCodes IP Phones 
AudioCodes Enterprise Mobility solutions

MediaMinda, a global provider of digital advertising solutions that optimize the use of media, creative and data for enhanced campaign performance has selected AudioCodes because:
“As [...]