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In this five-part feature, we reprise Adam Turner's investigation of open source's suitability for enterprise voice deployment. Read more »

Though Android won't make its official debut for several more months, information concerning the details of the OS indicates that it will take advantage of many of Google's online services. Read more »

Businesses are realising that real-world performance of wireless networks impacts the real-world performance of their planned mobile applications. Read more »

Unified Communications can go awry when users are too connected, too often.Some companies, Intel included, are therefore switching off access to their staff at some times! Read more »

BlackBerry's latest device offers improved Microsoft Office support. Read more »

Cisco has warned that several versions of its Unified Call Managers have security problems. Read more »

Telepresence vendors are scaling down their wares to reach smaller businesses. Read more »

The Palm Treo 850, making an unexpected appearance, was recently leaked. Read more »

This tutorial explains how a Fortinet FortiGate product can be used to lock down a VoIP implemenation to secure voice for teleworkers. Read more »

Unified communications (UC)'s business value remains unclear, but line-of-business executives are all for the technology. Read more »

Confused by presence and its benefits? Here's how to get the technology working for you. Read more »

Voice communication has long been a siloed activity within the enterprise, but Microsoft Australia’s Oscar Trimboli thinks this will soon change. Read more »

New Zealand ISP Orcon has found a way to deliver VoIP to consumers without requiring them to purchase an ATA. In this podcast, Patrick Gray chats to their CTO Thomas Salmen, who explains how the company pulls off the trick! Read more »

As IP PBX vendors embrace non-proprietary platforms, the time is right for virtualising call managers. Maximising under-utilised VoIP/IPT servers are just one way to virtualise communications, as expert Gary Audin explains. Read more »

iPhone 3G is here. But it may not yet be ready for business users. Read more »

Microsoft's OCS can run enterprise voice, but users are waiting for links to existing products before taking the plunge, analysts say. Read more »

Only 30 million of the world's 450 million business phones have gone IP, making Cisco optimistic there is plenty more voice business to be done! Read more »

Vendors of IPBXs need to be asked many, difficult, questions about disaster recovery when you decide to adopt VoIP. The unacceptable alternative to asking hard questions is flaky phones! Read more »

Motorola is making it possible for handheld devices to connect more securely - and easily - to core business networks. Read more »

The truth is that VoIP technology is really as simple as putting another IP-based application - voice and voice-related services in this case -  onto the network. And it does provide cost savings as it enables a method of doing away with the legacy voice network by digitising voice into data so that it can ride on the existing data network. Grant Howe, country manager, ANZ for 3Com, poses the question: so what’s not to love about VoIP? He explains that VoIP’s cost and complexity is really in the licensing. Read more »