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From the Desk of: Mark Capuano,
Editor-in-Chief
Dear Friend,
Getting Unplugged?
For over 100 years people have been plugging in their telephones.
Now, the new
millennium has brought with it a change in how people communicate. Globally,
people are opting to get unplugged.
Homes are becoming modern technological breeding grounds for innovative
BROADBAND trends
and ideas.
Every day, increasing amounts of people are embracing new
broadband technology
worldwide. With computers in more and more homes, internet exposure is spreading to new
ways to do old things. One of these is the way people talk on the telephone
and connect to the NET via BROADBAND.
Standard telephone service is comprised of Circuit Switching Networks. This is
also known as the PSTN or the Public Switched Telephone Network.
From Alexander
Graham Bell to the latter part of the 1900’s no one expected it to become
anything else. But it has, not only has the way people communicate changed, but
the very infrastructure of the beloved telephone system is facing a major
challenge.
People are pulling their plugs and opting for wireless broadband telephones. You
may be saying, “Ok, so this is about cellular phones.”
Not quite, but close
guess. Actually people are pulling the plugs for VoIP.
VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol. It is the technology that has
enabled millions of users to communicate over their Internet connections as they
would their standard telephones.
VoIP began as free software applications available on the Internet during the
latter part of the 90’s. Since then it has evolved into a force that is
redefining telephony, telecommunications, and the very nature of US government
programs such as 911 and how the FBI can trace phone calls.
Not many VoIP services are available for free download on the Internet anymore.
However, there is one, Ad Calls. In exchange for viewing ads, one can make free
long distance and local calls using their Internet connection. You won’t be able
to talk longer than ten minutes at a time, and you won’t be able to call 911 or
toll free numbers, but Ad Calls will give you a glimpse of what VoIP has to
offer.
If you would like to experience another form of broadband VoIP, try downloading
any of the major Instant Messaging programs. Again, these programs are
free to download and free to use.
They are now combined with VoIP technology and you can use Yahoo
Messenger, ICQ, AOL, MSN, and even a new messenger designed by Google to call
your friends and family. They will have to be on the same program as you, and
you will need a computer microphone and speakers to be able to transfer and hear
audio.
Skype was one of the first leading programs that introduced consumers to the
arena of VoIP. Today, Skype is free from Skype user to user. For a monthly fee
you can upgrade your Skype and experience full telephony capabilities.
Since broadband VoIP has become increasingly in demand and has gained popularity, there
are now service providers who will replace your standard telephone network with
their VoIP services and products.
Vonage is one of the most famous VoIP service
providers but there are countless others. They all have different rates,
different plans, various features, and different deals.
To find the VoIP service
provider that is right for you, you will need to compare different plans.
Though there are still some issues being worked out with VoIP, the future points
to the fact that people want to pull the plugs and become freer and more
flexible. They want a service that is integrated, cost effective, and will
increase productivity. People enjoy saving money on long distance calls and the
benefits that they gain from switching to VoIP.
Though broadband VoIP is redefining the way Americans look at telephones, many of the PSTN
service provides are waking up to the fact that this is where the future is
headed. Verizon has started their new Voice Wing plan, which is VoIP, and
Cingular Wireless has started the release of Wireless VoIP phones (known as VoWiFi).
When you see major corporations embracing new technology that’s very
foundation is contrary to their standard model, that is evidence that VoIP is a
major contender when it comes to new telephony services.
Broadband
VoIP is here to stay. As long as there are computers, broadband, and High Speed
Internet access, there will be pc-to-pc calls as well as VoIP calls.
Be it for a small organization or a large one such as a multinational company,
there are VoIP web conferencing applications to match your needs.
If it's for a low-level interaction between group
mates assigned to the same task, an assembly of members within an entire
division, a managerial committee, or a board
meeting, web conferences are a highly recommended option.
No need to fly back or
drive towards the branch office - you can just pull up a chair, grab a phone
line or a working Internet connection, set up your BROADBAND web conferencing software,
and connect immediately with your contacts.
Plus a whole set of features in web conferencing software are made available to
users. These include saving conference chat and audio logs, file sharing,
network connectivity, and video conferencing.
PowerPoint presentations, sharing
spreadsheets, modifying files across a network, even reporting on-line can be
done.
Everyone can have access to important files, with modifications logged and
noted by name, date, and time. Presentations can easily be shown to all members
in the conference. Invitations to a conference can be distributed across members
of a group, by division or department, or to individual members of an
organization.
Minutes of meetings can now be easily noted down using the chat and audio logs
as reference, and be sent across the members of a project, team, or group in a
click of a button.
If you want to fully see the potentials of your business, then tap into this
on-line resource and get into web conferencing. A business that's always
connected makes customers and partners feel secure.
Web broadband conferencing truly helps
companies pursue the core objectives of their business by staying connected and
accessible to all their contacts.
Don't wait a single second or waste any moment
- communicate right away through web conferencing. Business has never been this
brisk with web conferencing. You will surely see the gains and advantages of
on-line web conferencing to your business.
Exhibit the confidence of a reliable working environment no matter where you are
located, and go on-line with your workers and affiliates.
With broadband VoIP
web conferencing, there are lesser costs and more benefits, and means higher
profits. So go on and get connected through broadband!
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