Implementation and design (Suscribirme)
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VoIP Vendors Pass SIP Test
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/Network_World_Fusion_August_27_2001.pdf
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It was found that SIP-based basic interoperability works, and works well. SIP is a relative youngster compared with the ITU's H.323 specification for voice-over-IP call control, and to achieve this level of interoperability so quickly via SIP is impressive. But there's work to be done on the more advanced functions, and it's apparent that some conformance issues remain to be solved. Still, users can expect rapid development on SIP-based advanced functions as the business cases for implementing SIP become more pervasive.
VoIP Virtual Private Networks: Bringing the Benefits of Convergence to the Enterprise
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/Final_07_02_Voice_VPN_Bob.pdf
Formato: PDF
This white paper explains benefits of Voice Over IP (VoIP) on Virtual Private networks (VPNs). Voice over IP (VoIP) technology enables enterprises large and small to leverage their existing IP VPNs to carry voice traffic as well. These VoIP VPN solutions, offered by several leading carriers, allow voice to be handled as another data application running over the IP network.
VoIP VPN: The Low-Cost, Low-Risk Migration Path to Convergence
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/nn_voipvpn_020604.pdf
Formato: PDF
Enterprises want to increase customer loyalty and revenues by using their networks to deliver improved, proactive customer service. As a result, enterprises need to support an increasing number of converged applications that create competitive differentiation for their companies - while keeping operating and capital expenses down. Voice over IP (VoIP) is widely accepted as the one of the most important technologies to converge enterprise communications.
VoIP: How to Plan for the Bandwidth and Calculate the Cost Savings
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/WP_CiscoVoIP.pdf
Formato: PDF
The economic drivers for VoIP are catching the attention of CFOs, CIOs, and others involved in costs. Learn how to justify the costs of implementing VoIP and how to plan for its bandwidth.
Vovida Networks' VoIP on Linux
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/Vovida_VoIP_on_Linux_.pdf
Formato: PDF
VoIP (Voice over IP) is a new technology that enables telephone communication over packet switched networks such as the Internet using the Internet Protocol (IP). Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Application Service Providers (ASPs), Local Exchange Carriers (LECs), and Inter Exchange Carriers (IXCs) may all desire or need to implement this technology in order to gain or retain a competitive edge by offering an array of new services to their subscriber base. When VoIP is implemented on a Linux platform, it is supported by a rich operating system that is under continuous development and debugging by talented programmers and developers who willingly share their solutions with the rest of the community. This white paper reviews the advantages of Vovida’s particular VoIP solution, focusing on the contributions of the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), Linux, and the open source solution.
Where and How to Deploy IP Telephony
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/WhereandHowtoDeployIPTelephony.pdf
Formato: PDF
Six different scenarios are identified and described in this paper for deploying the latest in telephony technology, an Internet Protocol (IP)-based phone system. They are small office key system or Centrex replacement, departmental solution, temporary phone system for project team or highly mobile workforce (e.g.: construction site, project team, etc.), campus expansion, leveraging IP broadband services to deliver phone service to tele workers, multimedia IP contact center.
Where's the Fire? The Impending Emergency in Enterprise E911 Services - for Converged IP and Traditi
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/nn104540-082603.pdf
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Converging voice and data services on an IP infrastructure offers significant advantages to enterprises in terms of flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and new functionality. However, the same characteristics that represent IP's greatest value propositions - easy mobility, client choice, and frequent adds/moves/changes - also present some new challenges for providing emergency services. This paper describes how Nortel Networks addresses these issues in a converged environment.
White Paper on VOIP, Ethernet, Internet, ATM and other Topologies with Regards to Broadcast and Prof
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/White_Paper_in_VOIP_rev_May_2005.pdf
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This white paper is intended to provide an overview of a number of voice and data transport mechanisms and their strengths, weaknesses, and application to Broadcast and Professional Intercom Systems. The discussion in this paper specifically relates to the RTS ADAM family of Intercoms, and principles will apply to most Broadcast and Professional Intercom Systems.
Why Converge on MPLS?
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/090094038005d485_White_paper.pdf
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Today, network efficiency and cost management are dominant topics, where a few years ago service providers were focused on achieving network growth and gaining market share. To remain competitive, service providers need an economical network design that leverages existing network investments. This white paper examines the rationale for converging multiple single-service networks to significantly reduce capital and operating expenses, along with scaling and evolving their networks to support new services.
Why IP-PBX?
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/whyippbx.pdf
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This paper looks at IP based PBX to help readers understand the key trends shaping the recent IP PBX revolution. IP based PBX equipment is one key solution at the centre of this change. The paper provides answers to questions like what are the benefits that enterprises hope to realise through this change, what are the principal drivers of this revolution, and does this make business sense for an enterprise.
Why Nortel for Hosted Solutions?
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/nn119381.pdf
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With commoditization and competition eroding profits and enterprise customers demanding next-generation services - such as IP Telephony and Unified Communications - hosted solutions provide a path to increased revenues and higher profits. According to Business Communications Review, "Demand is soaring for managed and professional services for voice over IP (VoIP) and converged networks, for the initial installation and even beyond." Nortel is a market-leading global communications and networking provider that delivers all the applications, products, services, co-marketing and partners needed to quickly introduce new hosted solutions to the market - with low upfront investment and reduced overall risk.
Why Upgrade to an Avaya Communication Solution?
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/WhyUpgradeAvayaCommunicationSolution.pdf
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The Avaya communication solution provides centralized management with a distributed, survivable architecture that reduces management expenses without compromising reliability. At the heart of the system, the Avaya Communication Manager provides the features and call control for the entire network running on an Avaya Media Server. In addition to controlling tens of thousands of endpoints, this highly scaleable application controls media gateways throughout your network to support both traditional telephony connections as well as IP telephony based trunks and endpoints.
You Don't Have to Be Big to Have Your Voice Heard
http://www.recursosvoip.com/docs/english/ef-lb2613.pdf
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Avaya's mid market solutions help fulfill the promise of the 21st century communications architecture that productivity enabling functionality can be enjoyed by businesses of all sizes. Much like impact of eBusiness on the Web had on the opportunity of small and medium businesses to project and deliver big company image and results, IP Telephony applications can produce the improvements to customer service, employee productivity and revenue growth that many previously thought only available to large enterprises. While mid-size businesses have may have survived economic downturns by focusing on trimming costs, they must now plan a new strategy focuses on revenue growth. Investments in new IP telephony applications offer one important means of realizing business growth.