Articles by Adam Stone 

Architecture built around new cloud-based VidyoRouter makes for affordable, high-quality and massively scalable video communications.

By adding TDM capability to its offering, Nefsis can serve a broader customer base.

Following initial testing and tweaking, the offering moves into beta this week.

GalaxyVisions maintains a fast, fail-safe network and partnerships with six tier 1 voice carriers.

Veteran provider of inbound PBX services now offers complete, easy-to-deploy IP telephony with tiered pricing.

UK-based company is working toward a future where one account, one number serve two phone technologies.

Communications Assistant 3.0 lets users drag and drop contacts for instant teleconferences.

The provider of international inbound IP phone numbers had a big year in 2010, reflecting the success of VoIP worldwide.

The MobileMxD suite includes collaboration and video calling and conferencing, among other tools.

Product, designed to let channel partners offer VoIP services, can be deployed in minutes.

Hosted system gives customers virtual access to experts on your staff from any location.

Industry executives share their vision of coming trends and challenges.

In what is starting to look like a trend, MSP Terrapin will sell hosted PBX services to other service providers.

The ability to support multiple DIDs and multiple Caller IDs on a single phone opens many new communications possibilities.

Video-in-the-cloud will now be available 'round the clock, to customers anywhere.

VuRoom relies on Skype for its presence and contact functions—as well as its audio.

This affordable high-def videoconferencing system works on a variety of mobile devices—even smartphones.

At least one unified communications technology provider sees this legislation as a potential bonanza.

Low bandwidth, low power EspressoHD moves high-def video onto the shop floor, classroom—wherever it's needed.

New Freedom communications architecture expands mobility and provides desktop virtualization.

A deeper look at the recently announced partnership between Skype and Avaya.

The deal not only makes UC functionality available to smartphones, it gives ShoreTel horizontal compatibility with other industry leading IP PBX systems.

Startup Vu Technologies brings video technology to SMBs at unprecedented price points.

New version of the 48x system supports up to 250 users—to provide headroom for business growth.

The new PBX product, snom ONE, creates a turnkey VoIP solution aimed at SMBs.