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Telephony
Research Library
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Metaswitch Networks
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Campus Evolution to Next-Generation Telephony A MetaSwitchTM White Paper April 2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary................................. ........................................ ........................................ ................ 3 The Promise of Next-Generation Networks ........................................ ........................................ ............. 4 ...
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Symmetricom
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More and more enterprises are using IP telephony solutions based on Cisco networking solutions. But many customers are overlooking an important part of the system architecture—the need to synchronize the infrastructure design with an external network time server. Proper clock synchronization is critical to ensuring good performance, improving troubleshooting, and producing accurate call detail ...
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Aculab
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As the initial reservations about VoIP voice quality, security and reliability fade away, this technology becomes a cornerstone of next generation, enterprise level voice-based applications and telco services. Residential VoIP is experiencing a fast market penetration and has definitely ceased to be a novel phenomenon, and corporations are looking for better ways to leverage VoIP in next ...
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Patton Electronics
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SIP Trunking: IP Telephony for the Enterprise
Copyright Copyright © 2009, Patton Electronics Company.
All rights reserved.
SIP, the acronym stands for Session Initiation Protocol, has emerged as the universal standard for Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) services. As with its predecessors (HTTP for web browsing or SMTP for email), SIP enables users to engage in integrated ...
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Cedar Point Communications, Inc.
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Using PacketCable QoS to Deliver Carrier-Class Telephony Services
A partnership whitepaper from Cedar Point Communications and the Motorola Network Infrastructure Solutions (NIS) Group
Cable operators face tremendous opportunities to deliver residential and business-class telephony services, but this requires the ability to ensure end-to-end Quality of Service (QoS). Operators seeking to ...
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