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Technological change is rarely sudden. More often it's a gradual, continuous process – an evolution, one might say. When it comes to sending voice packets over Internet Protocol networks – aka IP telephony or, more often nowadays, voice over IP or VoIP – it's no different. VOIP is hyped to change the way people communicate and make business communication easier and effective. Corporate enterprises could save millions by migrating their traditional private branch exchange (PBX) voice systems to packet-based systems on an Internet protocol (IP) platform. These added values include hot desking, increased mobility, unified messaging, speech-to-text and text-to-speech capability, improved security, resilience and redundancy, integration of voice system and databases, time zone flexibility, free inter-site calls and reduced cabling costs. |
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