VoIP

VoIP (or Voice over Internet Protocol) is the protocol where voice calls are routed through the IP based network traditionally only used for the transfer of data between machines. VoIP providing a means of sending voice calls over the Internet using either a software or a hardware telephone.

As such, VoIP is revolutionising the telecommunications industry as with VoIP, the need for dedicated telephone lines is greatly reduced with all voice calls placed by VoIP using the ever increasing speeds of the 'always on' Internet connection.

As such, VoIP means that all costs associated with connecting a call using the traditional PoTS (Plain old Telephone Service) are no longer incurred and the cost of the call itself using VoIP is free. VoIP means savings. Big savings.

As well as saving money, using VoIP is convenient and by utilising a VoIP provider the need to dial a prefix in order to get cheaper calls is eliminated with VoIP. Also, VoIP in no affects the speed of connection or the quality of the call itself as VoIP uses the ever expanding IP network and is able to utilise the high speed connections previously only available for data transfer.

VoIP can be used by anyone with an Internet connection and by using VoIP all users from large corporations down to individual home users can make significant savings. As a result, numerous VoIP providers have joined the marketplace and can cater for the single home user who wishes to make those long distance calls previously deemed too expensive via VoIP to the implementation of a company wide VoIP telephony system designed to maximise savings whilst using existing hardware.

VoIP is quite possibly the biggest revolution in the telecommunications industry since the invention of the mobile phone. And with only a single connection required for both data and voice traffic using VoIP, the potential of VoIP is unlimited.

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