New Telephony eBook
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New Telephony
New Telephony is an executive report on IP communications. It
features the hottest news in context plus probing feature
articles, the latest market statistics, technological developments,
competitive intelligence and regulatory updates - all presented
in a quick-read fashion.
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2005: The Year VoIP Grew Up VoIP began
the year as an upstart industry and ended it as an
international phenomenon, adding tens of millions
of subscribers. But even as the industry started
to challenge entrenched monopolies, it was challenged
in turn by regulation and its own success. Also inside
. Time Warner leads VoIP subs; VoIP ICs gain traction;
Next-gen equipment revenue rises. And, see what's
new from amicima, Auvi, Sonus, Toshiba and Yak Communications.
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Profits: From Pipes or Services? - "You
can't make money just as a pipe provider." Dire economic
consequences are predicted if service providers end
up selling just broadband pipes and no services.
But are the forecasters right? Also inside . IEEE
802.16e standard approved; TalkSwitch, BroadVoice
team; VoIP in Asia grows rapidly. And, see what's
new from 3Com, Speakeasy, VOCAL Technologies and
Zultys.
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FCC 'Heartbeat' a Killer for Nomadic
VoIP - E911 proposal by AT&T to shut off VoIP
if a phone is moved could end nomadic service and
block Wi-Fi VoIP plans. Also inside . FCC VoIP deadline
stands; 8x8, NGT claim E911 compliance; Cablemás
plans VoIP in Mexico. And, see what's new from iGlass
Networks, Inclarity, OneAccess, QoVox, RADCOM and
Sigma Systems.
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VoIP Sun Rises in Congress - The U.S.
Congress has stepped in for the first time to develop
legislation that addresses VoIP explicitly, as a
key Senate committee voted unanimously to send a
bill on VoIP E911 to the floor for a vote. Also inside
. U.S. VoIP subs soar; Cisco debuts small-business
VoIP; VoIP adoption helps verticals. And, see what's
new from BroadSoft, Citrix, Empirix, Sangoma and
Signate.
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No PSTN Detours - SIP Trunking Goes
Directly on IP. Also inside . Telco mergers keep
nets open; RNK tests ATA with GPS for E911; Security
slows SMB VoIP adoption. And, see what's new from
Ascalade, Global Crossing, Toshiba and US LEC.
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Looking Into Walled Gardens - Service
providers have to figure out how open their networks
will be in a fiercely competitive future. Also inside
. SBC taps Lucent for IMS; CIOs make VoIP decisions;
SMBs want multiservice gateways. And, see what's
new from GlobalTouch, Kentrox, Qwest and VLM International.
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Completing the VoIP Puzzle - The news
in VoIP today is not about new boxes - it's about
connections. Also inside . XO joins Stealth VPF;
OEN offers 'free' VoIP; Softswitch sales grow market.
And, see what's new from GN Netcom, N-able, Onetel,
RADCOM and US LEC.
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IMS: A Golden Opportunity - Large service
providers are latching onto IMS as a kind of lifesaver,
a technology that can pump additional value from
their legacy networks even as they slowly retire
those networks in favor of IP communications. Also
inside . Multimedia apps shine at VON; Hosted IP
PBX goes mobile; VoIP drives security appliances.
And, see what's new from Concerto, Multi-Tech Systems,
Sigma Software and VegaStream.
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VoIP Extends Its Reach - Get a preview
of the new ideas and developments in VoIP that will
debut at VON and thrive in the coming year. Also
inside . FCC grants E911 reprieve; Global Crossing
launches hosted PBX; Wireless VoIP to change mobile.
And, see what's new from Ericsson, Firetide, Intrado,
Meru and ShoreTel.
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Moving to 'Zero-Touch' Provisioning
- New provisioning systems help VoIP providers install,
authorize and bill new systems with ease. Also inside
. 8x8 selects TMONE telesales; Enterprise VoIP soars
in Europe; Solutions providers study desktops on
the go. And, see what's new from Avocent, Global
IP Sound, sentitO, Talk Free and TelCove.
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Clipping the Wings of Cable VoIP FCC
regulations could clip the wings of portable VoIP
from cablecos. Also inside . TelCove debuts enterprise
VoIP; SMB VoIP to reach 61 percent; IP carrier equipment
market grows. And, see what's new from Actiontec,
Brix and Vapps.
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E911 Enablers Suit Up for the FCC's
Deadline - Providers and developers implement interim
VoIP solutions to comply with the FCC's November
deadline for VoIP E911 to function as wireline emergency
services. Also inside . Carrier VoIP investments
pick up; Solutions providers are telcos, too; Viseon
offers VoIP, IPTV. And, see what's new from TelEvolution,
Excel Switching, Brooktrout, FERMA and Genesys.
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VoIP Gets Personal with One-Number
Services - One-number services allow you to call
a person, not a device. Also inside . Euro VoIP hits
$31 billion; Yesfone launches in Malaysia; Partners
discuss bridging the VoIP CPE-network interoperability
gap. And, see what's new from deltathree, ipUnplugged,
RTX, NetIQ and TeleCommunication Systems.
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IP Endpoints Are Hot, Hot, Hot A variety
of new endpoints ahs spilled over onto users' desks
and into their pockets, delivering the exciting new
features of VoIP. Also inside . Level 3 joins NENA;
Juniper Networks discusses security beyond the device;
VoWi-Fi appears to be the wave of the future. And,
see what's new from 3Com, Axentra, Empirix, Nuasis
and Siemens.
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Telecom Goes Soft at SUPERCOMM Interest
in software peaks at SUPERCOMM. Get the latest news
from SUPERCOMM and Wi-Fi/VoWi-Fi Planet. Also inside
. VoIP proving grounds for IMS; residential VoIP
to exceed $1 billion in 2005; and see what's new
from ADTRAN, snom, Sonus and Teltel.com.
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It's Showtime for VoIP! VoIP headlines
the SUPERCOMM show floor and conference program.
Also inside . Anticipated CALEA rules drive growth
in VoIP products and features; the U.S. Government
clamors for VoIP tools; VoIP bypass profits become
a smaller percentage of international voice income.
And, see what's new from Integrated Research, Paraxip,
Siemens and Toshiba.
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Peer-to-Peer VoIP: Will It Ever Work?
Not only is P2P technology maturing, it is seeing
practical applications. Also inside . CRTC maintains
incumbent phone service rates; businesses small,
medium and large give in to VoIP; interest in VoWi-Fi/cellular
phones soars; VoIP providers slam FCC E911 decision.
And, see what's new from CGI Group, Performance Technologies,
PhoneRanger and Phonetag.
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Signs of the Times: Rural LECs Cultivate
VoIP Small rural telcos may not deploy VoIP in region,
but they are using the technology to invade territories
outside their borders. Also inside . Americans still
have a low awareness of VoIP technology; PBX market
growth is being fueled by IP; the FCC's vote on SBC's
deregulation petition. And, see what's new from Zultys
Technologies, Converged Access Inc., Sigma Software
Solutions and Fluke Networks.
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VoIP Reaches Out to the Edges of the
World In Asia and Latin America, VoIP is growing,
but operators face an obstacle course of regulation,
favoritism and tough physical conditions. Also inside
. the broadband market will top 56 million subscribers
by 2008; cablecos look to IP to enable the triple
play; Victor Demjanenko, CTO of VOCAL Technologies
Ltd., makes the case for custom operating systems
in cost-efficient ATA design. See what's new from
Alpha Telecom Inc. USA, Acterna LLC, ASC Telecom
AG and Comdial Corp.
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VoIP Hangs Out a Shingle on Main Street
being in retail means you've made it as a product
but it doesn't always mean you're making money. Also
inside . IP PBX systems make list of SMBs' top spending
priorities while contact centers remain cautious
about VoIP. And read the latest in FCC news and product
news, including what's new from Skype, Nortel Networks,
APconnections, Sony Electronics, Intrado and TCI.
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VoIP Retro: It IS Your Father's Phone
Service VoIP providers are discovering consumers
don't want to lose traditional telco services directory
assistance, operator services and, of course, 911.
Also inside . VoIP's lead counsel William Wilhelm
raises concerns about applying traditional telephony
taxation schemes to VoIP. And, read how Level 3 withdraws
FCC petition, prolonging the debate over intercarrier
compensation.
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Cablecos, Telcos Advance to Consumer
VoIP Playoffs who will win? And John Macario from
Savatar explains why the telecom industry should
listen to the SMB market when it comes to VoIP. Also
inside . the latest news from VON Spring 2005; IP
PBX sales and enterprise IP telephony are on the
rise. And, see what's new from 8x8, Uniden, Aastra,
Telchemy and Telco Systems.
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Enterprise VoIP 2005: Reaching New
Heights Contrary to what some may think, VoIP will
only continue to validate the telecom industry's
distribution channel. As VoIP empowers the channel,
enterprise VoIP solidifies the market with converged
applications. Also inside . Wi-Fi providers target
businesses with packaged VoIP; news from the Internet
Telephony Expo; state regulators struggle with VoIP
and consumer protection. And, see what's new from
SpectraLink, Sony Electronics, GlowPoint and Meru
Networks.
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Will Voice over Wi-Fi Leave Mobile
in the Dust? As Wi-Fi gains ubiquity, the technology
is merging into WiMAX and IP telephony. Could this
trifecta speed to the winner's circle, leaving mobile
far behind? Also inside . the promise of open-source;
FCC's latest actions; BellSouth's trial of consumer
VoIP services; VoIP business line sales surpassed
TDM; SIP peering alliances form; Xten Networks' Robert
Sparks talks about how proposals from the IETF may
solve troubling security threats. And, see what's
new from Conexant Systems, CNC, Polycom and others.
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