Coming: Google Voice for Business.

Acquisition of Gizmo5 puts Google's IP voice communications capability onto the PC.

By  VoipPlanet.com Staff | Feb 8, 2010
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"Google Enterprise President Dave Girouard said the company will release a version of Google Voice for businesses, roll out Google Wave to all users who want it and deliver as many as 200 small features to Google Apps in 2010." writes eWeek's Clint Boulton.

"Google Voice offered as part of Google Apps could be a powerful combination for businesses in the market for a UCC (unified communications and collaboration) suite, particularly at a time when companies pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for UCC from Microsoft or IBM." Boulton writes.

Click the following link to read the full article: Google to Push Google Voice, Google Wave to Businesses.

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