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VoIP and SIP Trunking
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SBC, IMS segments are bright spot in otherwise dismal carrier IP market, says Dell'Oro
Demand for session border controllers (SBCs), as well as for IP multimedia subsystem (IMS) core and voice application server systems, grew 10 percent year-over-year in the first quarter, according to the Dell'Oro Group.
Patent troll sues Microsoft's Skype for patent infringement
New York-based patent "monetization" firm CopyTele (CTI), also known as a patent troll, is suing Microsoft for security patent infringement over its Skype VoIP calling and messaging service.
Microsoft rolls out Skype for Outlook.com in U.K.
Microsoft this week announced plans to roll out Skype for Outlook.com, which will enable Outlook users to make and receive Skype voice and video calls from their Outlook inbox. A preview version of Skype for Outlook.com, the email service from Microsoft that replaced Hotmail, is being offered in the U.K. this week.
SIP trunking is 'connectivity choice' for enterprises upgrading systems, says Infonetics analyst
SIP trunking has become the "connectivity choice" for enterprises upgrading their communications systems to IP PBX and unified communications (UC), observed Diane Myers, principal analyst for VoIP, UC and IMS at Infonetics Research.
Vast majority of U.S. firms have adopted IP telephony, says Ovum survey
A full 84 percent of U.S. firms have adopted IP telephony, according to a survey by research firm Ovum on behalf of unified communications (UC) provider Dimension Data.
Spotlight: Time Warner VoIP customers suffer nation-wide outages
National outages affected Time Warner Cable VoIP customers on Monday, Broadband DSL Reports is reporting.
SIP to overtake T1 lines in the enterprise by 2015, predicts Infonetics
The percentage of enterprises using SIP trunking will surpass the percentage using legacy T1 lines in 2015, according to a survey of close to 300 firms by Infonetics Research.
Will WebRTC be delayed by Microsoft?
ORLANDO, Fla.--The topic of WebRTC emerged over and over again at EnterpriseConnect this week. The conference kicked off on Monday with a full day of WebRTC panels, billed as a "conference-within-a-conference."
Data traffic explosion drives demand for networking equipment, applications
ORLANDO, Fla.-- The explosion in data traffic generated by unified communications and other applications is benefiting firms that supply networking equipment and applications to enterprises.
Spotlight: Twilio brings SIP and cloud together for enterprises
ORLANDO, Fla.-- Cloud communications firm Twilio launched on Monday its SIP from Twilio product, which is designed to expand its position in the enterprise market. Twilio enables enterprise app developers to build voice, VoIP and messaging features into their applications using a web-based application programming interface.
