VoIP Insider

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 [...]

As a brief followup to my previous post about VoIP security, I came across a couple articles that offer an interesting point / counterpoint to the questions regarding VoIP reliance and peace of mind.

Great video from dataviz Australia depicting, graphically, what a hacker attack on a VoIP system would look like.

Visualizing a cyber attack on a VOIP server from Ben Reardon, Dataviz Australia on Vimeo.
 
With the use of VoIP becoming more and more prevalent, businesses are at risk to lose real money from hacker attacks as pointed out [...]

It sure seems so.
From their trunking partnerships with big names like Avaya to the cutting off of API access to companies like fring everything you read these days seems to point to the fact that Skype has surrendered to becoming yet another VoIP service provider.
The one time poster child for innovation and disruption in telecommunications [...]

A few weeks ago Tom Keating over at TMCNet did a write up on how the Grandstream GXV3140 multimedia phone will soon be supporting Skype. If you’re unfamiliar with the Grandstream GXV3140 it’s a next generation multimedia phone that offers both voice and video calling in addition to a host of other advanced features.
While this [...]

There’s been a bit of buzz created by TechCrunch’s leaking of a Google Voice desktop app built from the Gizmo platform last week.
Most of the buzz has been driven by speculation as if or when the desktop app will be released. Many have proclaimed this to be a move that would put Google Voice in [...]