A research shows that VoIP at present brings in around $6 billion in revenue. Nowadays, employees use their computers to dial voice calls. Organizations are replacing their on-site hardware with web-based services by subscription that can provide integrated text and voice communications. Read more about how IP telephony is bringing back the business phone call at: : http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/voip-news/small-cells-on-the-moon-70834

Voice calls are still the most important mode of communication for any businesses. Research shows that the phone has a significant lead over any other method of communication for customers, with 68 % of buyers, says that it's their preferred way to communicate with businesses. Voice over Internet protocol, or VoIP, is a powerful way for companies to maintain a high quality of voice-call service while cutting costs. It is also found that VoIP installation can save 90% over the installation charges of a traditional phone system and save 40-90% of future calls. But, there are some myths about VoIP's call quality, pricing and complexity which can overrule its benefits. In this article, the author has debunked a few of the most common whispers. Read more at: http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/voip-news/voice-over-ip-myths-debunking-the-most-common-whispers-70154

Every organization is concerned about information security. Despite efforts to invest in better protection, cybercrime is on the rise. No one is spared from such risks. There’s an increased attention on perceived security risks with the VoIP method of telephony. Whether a company is on a traditional phone network or a VoIP environment, voice calls can present a security risk. The risks associated with VoIP implementations can include: call hijacking, call tempering, and reroute calls to insert malware. Read more at: http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/voip-news/how-concerned-should-you-really-be-about-voip-security-a-hypefree-analysis-70102