Articles by Jeff Goldman 

The SDDC sector is now growing at almost 22 percent per year.

Nuvio’s new hosted VoIP product offers a pricing structure similar to an in-house PBX.

The company has introduced its Virtual Office Pro unified communication solution, along with a new online portal, a mobile application, and a Facebook app.

The company’s newest softphone is pre-integrated with the open-source Asterisk platform.

Hosted VoIP provider becomes carrier, is on pace to deliver some 4 billion minutes of IP voice traffic in 2009.

Will the integration of Google Voice with xG's unique wireless VoIP technology change the pricing structure of mobile voice?

The $49 Interaction SIP Station (plus headset) is designed to serve as a simple and affordable alternative to an IP desk phone.

Vivox is latest provider to make HD chat available on the Web—thanks to Polycom's royalty-free Siren 14 codec.

High-quality IP voice communication is gaining traction in both online gaming and social networking environments.

The new devices include a high-end business media phone, an entry-level IP endpoint, and a full-featured handset for Microsoft OCS.

Together, the companies are offering a hosted contact center solution via TelCentris’ cloud-based VoIP/UC platform.

"Lifecycle" quality of service management will now be readily available to BroadSoft's VoIP-provider customer base.

Can mobile operators capture some of the international VoIP traffic now going to Skype and Fring? Kineto thinks this downloadable app will do just that.

Protus IP Solutions’ my1voice virtual PBX service is competing in an increasingly crowded market.

The company’s new CudaTel Communication Server, based on the open-source FreeSWITCH project, is designed for maximum affordability and ease of use.

Working together, the companies are able to offer a complete solution for deploying VoIP/UC over legacy telephone cabling.

New solution aims to make it dead simple for service providers to offer hosted unified communications service— drastically lowering the barrier to entry.

New technology enhances the consumer version, which is now joined by a new offering targeted at large, consumer-facing companies.

A cheap, portable femtocell—with ultra-low-cost VoIP service—could alter the telecomm landscape beyond recognition.

The company unveils version 2.0 of its NetBorder Express VoIP Gateway Card, as well as a new partnership with Chinese company PrettyMay aimed at integrating Skype into the enterprise.

Custom version of CounterPath’s Bria Professional softphone is designed to integrate seamlessly with BroadSoft’s BroadWorks VoIP application platform.

BroadSoft and AcmePacket enhance their joint service offering, adding fixed/mobile convergence and unified communications functionality.

The giveaway is a one-time event, but customers can get free unified communications systems any time—if they're willing to live with a bit of advertising.

New white paper from Global IP Solutions examines the strengths and utility of high-definition voice technology.

The new program provides the company’s channel partners with pre-approved multi-vendor solutions to offer to their customers.