The document discusses the benefits and growth potential of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) in modern communications, projecting that the VoIP market will expand significantly by 2010. It highlights VoIP's advantages such as reduced costs, increased productivity, and flexibility for mobile workforces. Prominent industry figures emphasize that VoIP represents a fundamental shift in telecommunications, with forecasts showing a strong preference for hosted VoIP solutions among small to mid-sized businesses.

1. Voice/Data Managed Communications & CommCore Security Options

2. Today’s Business Initiative Reduce Communication Costs Minimize Capital Investments Increase Employee Productivity Deploy Mobile Workforces

3. CommCore Voice/Data Managed Communications

4. What is VoIP? VoIP = V oice- o ver I nternet P rotocol Simply making phone calls over the internet A technology for transmitting voice, such as ordinary telephone calls, over packet-switched data networks Also referred to as “IP Telephony”

5. VoIP Facts VoIP service is expected to be a fast growing segment, its leap is predicted to soar to almost $3.3 billion by 2010 from $840 million at the end of 2005. Hosted VoIP to increase to $1.2 billion by 2010 from $233 million in 2005 70% of SMBs would prefer a hosted VoIP solution to a premise-based system. Source: Yankee Group, January 2006

6. VoIP Facts “ VoIP is an exciting technology that is about to ROCK $750 billion dollar a year industry.” Fortune magazine “ VoIP will irreversibly alter the world of communications. VoIP represents the most significant paradigm shift in the entire history of modern communications since the invention of the telephone.” Michael Powell, FCC chairman “ VOIP is the most significant, fundamental new technology shift in telecommunications in decades.” David W. Dorman, Chairman & CEO AT&T “ I think it’s a foregone conclusion among telecom companies that at some point ALL telephone calls are going to go over the Internet.” Stephan Beckert, TeleGeography

7. How Does VoIP Work? Phone conversation is converted to packets of data that travel over the Internet or private networks The packets get re-assembled and converted to sound on the other end of the call Illustration is an example of how VoIP can work in your office. IP Phone

8. Advantages of VoIP Eliminates PBX Equipment Reduces Long Distance Costs Reduces/Eliminates Traditional Telephone Lines Provides Calling Features & Advanced IP Applications including flexibility and mobility Four Digit Dialing Everywhere Number porting supported Local and out of region phone numbers available Redundancy is built into the network Recovery can be addressed with company and end user’s web and voice portal

9. National VoIP Backbone Network

10. Business VoIP Packages Feature Sets

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