Google launched the service to take on online communications pioneer Skype.

Local users logged-on to their accounts yesterday to discover a new directory of phone contacts listed under a voice calling link, along with an offer for some free calls and prices for international calls to landlines and mobiles.

A Google Australia spokeswoman confirmed the phone lists are compiled from data extracted from users’ emails and chat sessions.

Google has not responded to repeated requests for clarification on the nature of internal account searches and the extraction methods used to populate personal web phone menus, nor has it indicated whether it sought users’ approval before taking action.

But online privacy advocates say it appears Google has not learned from outrage over the Buzz social networking tool that automatically connected users based on data mined from personal emails and chat sessions, nor from the angry reaction to Facebook changes to privacy settings that exposed previously hidden material.

“As far as I can see, Google has done this without even notice, let alone consent,” said Roger Clarke, chair of the Australian Privacy Foundation. “And they’ve learnt so little that they seem not to have offered an opt-out.”

David Vaile, executive director of the University of NSW’s Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre, said it appeared Google’s auto-exposure tools were getting a little out of control.

“This has shades of Buzz,” he said. “When will big data-mongers ever learn that opt-in is much more respectful than ‘opt-out – if you can’.”

Mr Vaile questioned whether Google had clearly and transparently disclosed their use of its tools to everyone potentially affected by their operation.

Google confirmed that local users registered under the English-US language setting can access the web phone service, that has not officially launched in Australia.

Source:   http://www.theaustralian.com.au/australian-it/telecommunications/gmail-phone-service-raises-eyebrows/story-fn4iyzsr-1225910912539

NBN Co has kicked off a request for capability statement process with a view to launching a tender process mid-year.

NBN Co head of construction, Patrick Flannigan, said in a statement the company wanted to hear from organisations with experience in delivering large-scale construction projects.

“The process will also encourage mid-tier and smaller contractors that wish to register an interest and will ultimately help them offer their services to the head contractors,” the NBN Co statement reads.

More information can be found on NBN Co’s website.

The request for capability statement process comes just days after NBN Co claimed strong industry support for its layer two network design and choice of Ethernet or Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON) technology for delivering high speed broadband as part of the NBN.

Telstra disagreed with the NBN Co’s proposal to have only 100 to 200 points of interconnect (PoI) in the NBN, however, saying the move is “neither pro-competitive nor pro-choice”.

Computerworld also revealed NBN Co has chosen Oracle applications over SAP in a deal highlighted by Oracle’s president in its global financial reporting conference call.

Source: http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/341236/nbn_co_looking_evaluate_construction_companies_rollout/

But managing computer systems is a lot harder to learn than modern VOIP. So it turns out that we’re more likely than they are to be taking over territory, or at least forcing alliances.

As a side note, we managed to do a live podcast from the show with some folks who have great insight into the hosting options for VOIP. That is posted up at Cloud Services Roundtable for members.

Here are some of the things that really stood out from the event. If you’re new to voice/telephony, consider these as you develop your offerings.

Don’t Sell VOIP – Sell Telephone Systems

No one needs VOIP; everyone needs telephones. In addition, plenty of people have plenty of sob stories about early implementations. Don’t feed on that negativity. Just focus on the fact that everyone needs a phone system. Along with that, focus on providing a quality system that is very reliable and gives the client a positive experience.

One of the biggest weaknesses in the SMB space is the assumption that clients don’t want to spend more, or are unwilling to spend money. At the same time we all have clients who spend lots of money and want quality. Take a look at what your clients have been spending on phone systems. When you move to VOIP they are almost guaranteed to save money. If they move to hosted VOIP it’s even easier.

So use some of that savings to guarantee a good experience. Here’s how.

Upgrade Hardware

Newer routers, firewalls, and even switches have newer chip sets and will dramatically increase telephone traffic speeds. So as part of the phone system setup, you need to quote some new equipment:

- Router (Maybe. If it’s over three years old, then for sure.)

- Firewall (Definitely. Just do it. And a good piece of equipment, not a new $40 home box.)

- Switches – Power Over Ethernet – Replace anything more than two years old to be safe. More on POE in a minute.

- QOS devices – That’s Quality of Service. In addition to the firewall, a QOS device will help you with traffic shaping and make sure VOIP has priority over You Tube. $400 to $1,000 for a small office.

Yes, there’s some money here. But the improvement in reliability and performance will be dramatic. Ask you client whether they want a half-baked solution or good, solid, reliable phone service. Also consider the savings discussed below.

Build Redundancy

Just like a server/network system, reliability happens on purpose and not by chance. Here are some tips for Uptime.

- Use POE. This is new-ish technology for most small businesses at this time, but it is also “old” and reliable. Modern POE switches are totally automatic at sensing POE devices. You can potentially save thousands on wiring if you use the same port for phone and desktop PC. Each phone goes to a POE port, powering phone and supplying internet. Desktop plugs into phone mini-switch. Almost all IP phones have these features (POE and 2-port switch).

Check the ratings! Make sure your switch can handle all the phones you have and move the power for all those lines!

- Big UPS on the Switch. Once all the phones are getting power from the POE Switch, that switch needs enough juice to cool itself, move traffic like a switch, and pump power down the line to as many phones as you have connected. When the lights go out, you’ll need good UPSs on the firewall and switch so that clients have dial tone when the power is out . . . just like an old school phone system.

- Redundant internet connections. Just make it part of the quote. Even if the failover is to a Sprint Wireless card on the firewall, you should have something. Again, ask the client if they want to be without phones when the power is out. There’s a cost to everything.

Consider a Hosted Solution

For true uptime even if the building is on fire, consider a hosting VOIP solution. First, these solutions have amazing feature sets. At one of my companies, extension 303 rings into my home office. Linksys SPA942 sits just as if it were on my desk at work. That means a ring group can include me as easily as two people sitting next to each other.

When the internet is out at work, our hosted phone system still runs the ring groups, forwards to cell phones, and has all the features it has every other day of the week. Just like a virtual server doesn’t know it’s not a real machine, a hosted phone system doesn’t know my office is under water. So it keeps working.

Focus on Savings and Money

One of the hottest selling techniques in the phone business is the Telephone Audit. Virtually everyone with more than three phone lines can save money. Companies with large offices always have a forgotten line, a number with zero minutes used per month, or too many phone lines.

Think about the average office with ten hard wire phone lines. If you were to drop a ten year old phone system in there you might recommend 5-6 phone lines and let the digital switch serve up dial tone as needed. Guaranteed savings. But with VOIP you can save even more than that. Now take the cost of all the add-on fees that the old phone company throws in just because they can and the savings really pile up.

Ask your clients/prospects for a copy of their phone bills. Go back maybe three months. You’ll need to learn how to read these things. But you’ll discover a world of confusion and over-charging that you never knew existed before. It is an exercise that is almost guaranteed to result in savings for the client.

This is the most used and tested sales method for phone system sellers of all sizes.

Look at all the money being thrown away and you’ll see that there’s a huge savings to be had. And don’t forget to ask about the cost of their in-house hardware and existing phone system. Thousands of dollars. Add that to the mix. Create an overall cost estimate for five years of equipment and service. You’ll find a huge amount of savings.

And that’s where you’ll find the money for new switches and firewalls.

Remember: Right-size your solution for your client. If they’ve been in business for more than a week, they already have a phone system. It has a known cost, a known reliability level, and a know customer service level. You are literally going to improve ALL of those things while saving the client money. So don’t foolishly set up a new phone system with an old, slow firewall and the wrong infrastructure. You don’t want to take the client from 99.9% reliability to 95%. That will kill them and might lose you a customer.

Spend enough to do it right and the VOIP system you install will be a great performer for any client – no matter how small.

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At FIXTEL, we lead the way with the latest in voice and data cabling installation technologies. Our installations use technologies like gigabit Ethernet, UTP, cable trays, Cat6, Cat5e, KRONE HIGHBAND 25, wireless Wi-Fi Hotspot, wireless LAN, wireless networking at 108Mbps and fibre optic cabling, according to the requirements of the clients and the applications.

Our cabling solutions are not only custom-designed but also cost effective.

With over 25 years experience FIXTEL understand that your structured cabling system provides the critical foundation for your business. The performance of your Information Systems and the networks they run on, can mean the difference between success and failure in today’s competitive business environment. Our structured cabling systems provide outstanding performance, reliability, manageability, and a potential for growth. 

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 Traditional Fibre Optic Cabling Networks
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 ISDN, WAN and Broadband
 Cable Assemblies & Patch Cords
 Network Design & Implementation
 Cable system audits and project documentation 

DATA CABLING SERVICES:

 New LAN / Office cabling – FixTel are experts in  cabling installations in ducted and non-ducted premises
 New and used Wall Mount Cabinets, PC Racks & Computer Cabinets
 We can Analysis all your System Specification
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 All your Cable moves, cable adds and cable changes to your existing cabling infrastructure
 Supply and installation of patching and patch panel installations Telephone cabling
 New telephone system Cabling for Alcatel, Samsung, Avaya / Lucent, Panasonic,
 Commander, Siemens,
 Phone System Maintenance
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 Data Cable Wall Mount Cabinets, Cable Server Racks
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 Network Cabling Analysis and Network Cabling Design
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 Alcatel Phone System Voice data cabling Technician
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 Phone VOIP Network and VOIP Telephone Cabling
 All telephone system Cabling Maintenance
 Switch, Router and Firewall Installation
 Fiber Optic Cabling Installation & Termination
 Spread Spectrum Radio LAN Installation
 Outside and inside Plant Cable Installation
 New data cabling: CAT5 / CAT6 / CAT7 & Fibre Optic & Austel Certified, KRONE Certified
 Network Infrastructure for VoIP: Switches & Routers
 Network Infrastructure for 802.11 Telephony: Access Points & VoIP Gateways

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FixTel has  a wide range of Australian broadband plans to choose from which can be a little confusing so we’re here to make your broadband choice as easy as possible. There is three main types of broadband which are fixed broadband plans, mobile broadband plans and wireless broadband plans. Fixed broadband deals describe a fixed line, usually an adsl broadband line which provides your connection, adsl broadband plans are the most common type of broadband deals at the moment but that’s changing. Wireless broadband plans are essentially adsl broadband deals which have a wireless router which means once your broadband connection reaches  the router it becomes wireless so you can use it anywhere in the house on multiple computers or laptops. Wireless broadband can be sometimes wrongly confused with mobile broadband plans. Mobile broadband deals involve no fixed line whatsoever but rely on the 3g broadband coverage of the mobile networks. Mobile broadband plans are accessed via a usb stick, sometimes called a mobile internet stick which plugs into your laptop allowing you to get online instantly, so long as you are in an area of coverage. We can help you choose the right package

Wireless Broadband

Wireless broadband plans have been falling in price and it’s now possible to find cheap deals from a range of different wireless broadband providers. Prepaid wireless broadband is becoming increasingly popular and is a good option if you are on a budget and want to manage your costs closely. As with any internet provider before opting for a cheap wireless broadband plan it’s worth checking the coverage as this may vary from one provider to another meaning that the cheapest option may be a false economy.

Broadband Plans

Broadband plans are available from a wide range of Australian broadband providers and by using our comparison tables you can see how the various broadband plans compare and will be able to find the most suitable internet provider for your needs. Take into account download speed, cost and download limited. If you are a heavy internet user you may want to choose an unlimited broadband plan. If you plan to use your internet connection for online gaming then choose an option with fast upload speeds, download speeds and unlimited downloads. Alternatively if you only plan to browse the web and send emails the cheapest broadband plans should be sufficient for your needs.

Wireless broadband plans

Wireless broadband plans have a similarly large choice in Australia, there are also prepaid wireless broadband plans to consider for those who want to only pay for what they use and keep a tight control on their budgets. These options are also great if you intent on moving home and you are not locked into a lengthy contract as you are with other deals. It’s worth taking this into consideration to ensure you get the best wireless broadband plan for your money.

Mobile broadband plans

Mobile broadband plans have seen a huge surge in growth since 2008 and are now becoming more and more popular. Prepaid mobile broadband plans and contract option both allow you to use your connection anywhere you have mobile reception and on any computer or laptop. To choose the best mobile broadband plan for your needs consider the same things you would take into account for a fixed internet deal like speed, download limits, contract length, costs and the reputation of the mobile broadband provider in question.

Compare broadband plans

Compare broadband plans is what we do so you’ve come to the right place. We compare broadband providers and a wide range of plans to ensure you get a great deal. We compare wireless broadband plans too. As a broadband comparison site we aim to provide all of the information in an easy to use format so you can quickly and simply find the most suitable deal for your requirements at the cheapest price.

Compare mobile broadband

We also compare mobile broadband, our mobile broadband comparison service is quick and easy to use so you can simply find the right offer for your needs. We aim to give you the information you need so that you can compare deals on a like for like basis and make an informed choice.

Best broadband deals

The best broadband deals for one person will not always be the best broadband plan for another. For example an online gamer is more likely to need a high end fast broadband service with high speeds and unlimited downloads, an occasional user would be fine with a cheap broadband option and business users or students who want to get online in different places may find mobile broadband the best option for them. Equally the best mobile broadband options will differ from one person to another so make sure you take into account who you will use your connection before committing to a contract.

Cheap broadband

Cheap broadband plans can be great for light or occasional users but make sure you are not sacrificing the features you need by opting for the cheapest broadband plan available as this can be a false economy. Make sure the internet provider you choose has good coverage in you area and has sufficient speeds and download limits for your type of internet use. It’s also worth considering customer service which varies between Australian internet providers from the good to the bad when looking for a cheap broadband plan.

Broadband speed test

Unsure of your broadband speed? Our internet speed test and run a broadband speed check to see how fast your connection is. You can visit our free broadband speed test to see how your provider stacks up against the competition.  Our broadband speed checker  measure upload and download speed for your internet connection. If you are unhappy with you current provider you can run might want to run broadband speed test and consider switching to an alternative internet provider if you are unhappy with your internet speed. You can visit our internet speed test here.

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These days, demand requires a higher standard of phone system. The problem is that a wired phone system can get to be way too complicated. Have you ever tried to identify which phone is running from which line or where the signal is coming from in the first place? That takes a lot of work, and no doubt the technicians of old remember crawling through ducts trying figure out where a line was broken.

Voice over IP is a great new way of communicating, and as such many businesses and individuals have taken to using it. The biggest difference is that VoIP works through an internet connection or even a cable connection. Essentially it rids you of the need to pay for both a phone line and your phone package.

FIXTEL offers one of the widest ranges of IP based phones for businesses, and they have packages for everyone. From the small business to the worldwide enterprise, there is a package and a plan that will fit your needs. No matter which package you need though, there are a number of features that you will be able to get.

For instance, you will always have the ability to hold a business meeting whether you are on or off the premises. Mobility is in high demand, and as such it is the number one service that most suppliers, including Nortel are going to provide.

FIXTEL even offers video conferencing, which is something that was not quite as efficient when using POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service). Luckily when you are using VoIP, there are more possibilities than ever before. One of the best parts is the ability to reach your people whenever you need to.

The ability to route your office phone to your mobile phone will ensure that you are never out of touch with the home office. Once again, it\’s all about mobility. You can plainly see that there are many new possibilities with phones these days. At one time they were only used for calls in and out of the office, but these days they are relied on far more. They have become complex, and quite indispensable. The only thing that can stop you is the price.

The expense is probably worth it to most businesses, even if it could be in the fifty thousand pound range. You will find that nearly any investment you make for this system will be almost entirely returned before you know it. FIXTEL website will have more information regarding their various packages, so make sure you check it out today. Get rid of that old telephone system you\’ve been relying on and enjoy a greater level of communication.

PRODUCTS AND SERVICES OFFERED:

• PHONE SYSTEM
• VOICE & DATA CABLING
• ELECTRICAL CABLING
• SECURITY SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS
• SATELLITE INSTALLATIONS AND CONSULTANCY
• IT SERVICES
• FIBRE OPTICS INSTALLATIONS

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Good question. Well it is 2010 already. VOIP started to become the mainstream telecommunication portal in 2009 with services like Skype, Vonage, Lingo and many other services starting to show there true service. 2010 will be a better year for VOIP. Why is that you ask? Technology only grows because the need is strong. People always want better options, always want cheaper calls. The rule of society is we get what we want from the developers. Now that Google is entering the VOIP market this will open up horizons of new VOIP.

What will Google Do?

We all know Google. If they do something they do it perfectly. Google Voice was revolutionary in giving its users arrays of options. Now Google and Gizmo are teaming up to provide a VOIP service. No one knows whats the official date on the releases but it iwll be in 2010. This means war in the VOIP market. Think about it. Google is the best all around company right now. If they provide a VOIP service that is top notch with the cheapest voip calls, the services like Skype Vonage etc will have to keep up.

When competitions arises in the market, it only benefits us, the consumers. This is great for us because now we can get even better rates because of the competitors market. Most users will use Google as there VOIP service because well, they are the best. Think about Google Voice with Gizmo integration plus cheap calls, this is a moneymaker!

What will happen to the Future of VOIP?

Future is looking extremely good. Rates to many international countries are skyrocketing down. In a few years, we can probably expect less than 1 cent calls to many countries worldwide. India is one of this less than 1 cent per minute countries but many others will come into it as well. We expect to see Bangladesh, US and UK in this scenario as well. If one VOIP service is able to provide less than 1 cent/minute to a country then others will have to follow or else, only one thing to do then, out of business!

VOIP is a competitive market and in 2010 it will be one of the most competitive markets in the world. It is the telecommunication era now. Almost every person who can afford a phone has one and some have more then one. A new beginning will begin soon for VOIP. Also in the USA, many cell phone service providers are seeing the potential of incorporating VOIP in there services. They will be able to charge users for this extra service which means more money.

Mobile VOIP will open up to a whole new level as well. Mobile is growing tremendously with new phones that are capable of handling VOIP such as Google Android, iPhone, and Windows Mobile. The possibilities are endless for everyone. But lets just wait and see what unravels as the year goes on. The prediction is that users will save even more money then last year on the cheapest voip calls worldwide.

What are your opinions? What will happen to VOIP? Let us know. Stay tuned for the latest VOIP news.

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As a good and dedicated Company, FIXTEL owns and operates a geographically redundant based in AUSTRALIA, the next generation network with capabilities to supply VoIP PBX telephone system services globally. Large or small business, one site or multiple locations, enterprise or carrier – they have an IP Phone system solution that fits your needs. EXPERT! of all,  FIXTEL options can work with your existing communications system, eliminating the need for expensive latest equipment.

They also use latest proven expertise of serving wholesale carrier and Fortune 500 companies to take the guesswork out of choosing a communications system that improves working efficiency, evolves as technology advances and scales to meet changing business needs now and in the future. PBX telephone system from FIXTEL helps all your small to large business organizations.

FIXTEL  advices to Invest where you believe:

They just intend to express, empower and support their belief that communications tie people together and help organizations further their mission. They will invest ten percent of their profits into providing communications systems and hands-on installation assistance to grassroots organizations like government, small & corporate business, schools, community health facilities or non-profit organizations; wherever the need exists.

IP phone system solutions from FIXTEL are available in different packages. They provide you one e-bill and one number for 24 hours customer service assistance. FIXTEL only plan to put their business knowledge into small & big organizations for a better out-put and result in the society. There IP communications include some best PBX telephone system along with VoIP PBX telephone system for your business communication solutions.

Mission of  FIXTEL:

The only mission of FIXTEL  is to offer business ready IP communication solutions that are simple to implement and easy to put forward in permanent use.  They also satisfies customer with priced right mission, which is wonderful. So just get ready to make your organization experience with PBX VoIP telephone systems and IP phone systems, system that boosts your organization profit margin and enhancement.

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Enjoy Exciting Benefits

A small business VoIP telephone system is highly beneficial for your startup or home based business enterprise. Some of the advantages that these phone systems bring to your business are:

‘ Faster and easier communication
‘ Scalable
‘ Cost-effective
‘ Portable
‘ Multiple connections are handled simultaneously
‘ Long distance calls can be made at reduced rates

Improve Quality and Productivity for Your Business

Internet based small business phone system  is an ideal means to improve your workplace productivity through enhanced business communication. Compared to traditional phone systems, VoIP phones offer better voice quality. Just like any modern phone system, a VoIP small business telephone system also comes with sophisticated user-friendly features.

With this service, you can efficiently route calls through its call forwarding feature, engage your callers with music on hold, provide system driven announcements on your company’s products and services, and more. With all these features you can present a bigger corporate image and attract more customers to your business.

Find Service Providers with Good Expertise in the Field

If you are planning to switch on to VoIP small business telephone system from a standard phone, you should ensure that you avail of services from an experienced provider in the field. Understanding the business needs of small businesses, numerous providers offer VoIP small business telephone systems and services at relatively lower rates. Such a phone system is truly a boon for business startups to improve business image and productivity through enhanced customer care services.

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Using a combination of advanced telephony products along with other IP-enabled applications, panasonic provides richer, fully-capable business communication solutions for your business today.   

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• Cordless desk handsets allow you to communicate anywhere in your building    

• Voice mail messages can automatically be delivered to your email inbox and accessed via your PC, web-enabled cell phone or PDA. • Seamless connection of all of your business locations to a single phone system – with fast 4-digit dialing to all employees   

Panasonic NCP provides seamless integration with mobile phones, allowing remote and mobile colleagues to stay better connected— even while on the move. NCP Systems provide innovative IP  telephony features and functionalities over both local office and broadband networks.  

NCP can easily connect with an ever-growing list of providers offering SIP trunking services, an excellent way to maximize savings on your long distance charges. Panasonic assures out-of-the box functionality for a complete end-to-end solution.  

Phones for Every Need  

Panasonic NCP systems give businesses a choice of the solutions that best suit their unique needs. The NCP platform supports stylish and intuitive IP telephones, SIP phones, DECT 6.0 wireless phones and digital phones, while also supporting many previous Panasonic product models.  

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Best-in-Class Wireless Solutions Businesses are moving beyond the traditional desktop working environment with many employees going mobile—working from home, from airports and/or branch offi ces around the world. In such a dynamic environment, it’s essential that businesses communicate  

effectively, anytime, anywhere. Panasonic NCP systems help businesses stay in touch with everyone, wherever they maybe, by adding value to business processes and allowing anytime, anywhere access to all communication.  

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Communication Assistant is a highly-intuitive PC-based application suite and provides the following key features:  

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• CRM Integration (TAPI)  

• Softphone  

The new Panasonic Network Communication Platform is highly-modular, and specifi cally designed to improve your business communication workfl ow. NCP systems allow you to effectively reach, serve and retain your customers by offering a powerful combination of intelligent call-routing, call center functionality 

and integral desktop productivity applications. Some key benefi ts include: 

• Built-in voice messaging and Automated 

Attendant functionality 

• Advanced voicemail using optional TVA50 andTVA200 voice processing systems 

• Mobility applications that support mobile phones as office extensions 

• Support for remote workers and remote offices 

• Access to cordless handsets that work anywhere in your building 

• Remote management, upgrades and monitoring for your phone system 

• Desktop, network, and business application integration 

• Communication Assistant call management software 

• Built-in support for Advanced IP extensions, as well as SIP phones 

• Integrated SIP solutions via SIP trunking providers for more affordable long-distance calling 

NCP Network Communication Platform—an all-in-one communication, collaboration and monitoring solution for your business. 

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