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Optimizing VoIP: Good Use Case for Enterprise Metrics And Monitoring

CTOvision

Voice over IP (VoIP) is one of the most widely deployed enterprise IT capabilities, and it is also one of the greatest contributions to business success IT provides. VoIP also comes with its own unique issues. VoIP uses IP so there are many avenues that must be continually considered when it comes to mitigating these attacks.

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Cisco patches a security glitch affecting routers, switches and phones

Network World

Cisco has issued fixes for five security glitches that can be found in a wealth of its networked enterprise products – from switches and routers to web cameras and desktop VoIP phones. To read this article in full, please click here

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Enterprise-wide Visualization and Optimization of Applications and Databases

CTOvision

Every enterprise has users that expect performance of their applications. Users want applications that are responsive to their needs, accurate and loaded with the right data. Slow response times from databases or distant applications responding to queries are frequent culprits in user dissatisfaction and in application failure.

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5 Ways to Boost VoIP Call Quality

IT Toolbox

Voice over IP (VoIP) is a terrific communications tool on which businesses increasingly rely to move their work forward, but especially for IT teams new to handling telephony in-house, it can be challenging to manage well at the outset.

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Migrating to VoIP

Spearline Testing

The growth of VoIP and SIP. Global Market Insights suggests that by 2025 the VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) market will have grown to $55 billion from approximately $20 billion in 2018. Secondly, rapid advancements in the overall telecommunications space and finally, the rise of remote working has been a key driver for VoIP.

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The beginner’s guide to VoIP voice quality testing

Spearline Testing

What is VoIP? Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) in basic terms, refers to voice being compressed and then sent over the internet to a receiver on the other end and decompressed back into audible voice. There are many benefits to utilizing VoIP instead of a traditional phone line. This results in a poor VoIP call experience.

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Top 5 reasons you need to use VoIP for business

Spearline Testing

What is VoIP? VoIP is a cost-effective and efficient solution for businesses dealing in telecommunications. VoIP is the ability to use a single high-speed internet connection for voice, video and data. If VoIP is the answer to your company’s primary communication needs, this article will offer you some insights.

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