Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Uses of VoIP
During Hurricane Sandy and in its aftermath, many areas were without
traditional phone line service. A San Jose Company, 8x8 Inc., was able
to bring service back using redundant data centers on both coasts that
provided VoIP Virtual Office cloud communications. The Department of Defense even recognizes the security the VoIP
Mobile Communications Infrastructure offers. Apriva, an Arizona-based
VoIP provider, recently announced a DOD contract they were awarded to
enhance their mobility gateway enabling “the Department of Defense to
deliver classified voice and data communications to commercially
available smartphones.” This system can be quickly deployed,
using off-the-shelf devices like Android phones, combined with the
latest encryption software to provide gateway communications between
national leaders and war fighters, and just like in the private sector, a
VoIP solution also saves the military money.
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This is great to hear of news like this. The VOIP phone services doing something during such a tragedy.
ReplyDeleteThe VoIP phone service technologies can benefit in so many ways. This is a great read.
ReplyDeleteVoIP has been around and used by businesses for many years. It offers internet faxing and videoconferencing.
ReplyDeleteI use internet phone services all the time to talk to my friends and family. It is a great way to stay connected.
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