VOIP Ideas Blog October Archive

TLCA Expansion

10/30/08 18:29

Thomas L. Cardella & Associates (TLCA), a contact center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa announced it's plans on establishing additional contact center 75 miles away.

The new facility will need more than 185 entry - level and 15 managerial jobs that would generate about 4$ million annual payroll and will be having benefits as well.

TLCA official says the they use an Avaya VoIP system for inbound and outbound calls. The company also leverages technology, particularly flexible architecture and design philosophies, to build custom solutions

Link: Contact Center Co. That Uses Avaya VoIP Opens New Facility in Iowa

The Frugal Solution of Internet Phone Calls

Electricity, mortgage, water, and other bills which require one's most hard earned cash stacks up every month. During this time of recession, a family must learn how to cut these costs down to a more manageable and buget-friendly responsibilities. The lasty thing one wants is the phone bills adding up to these tons of heavy responsibilities. The answer to this is Voice-Over-IP or internet phoning. to learn more about this, read it her:

Link: Internet Phoning for Lower Bills - US News and World Report

The Voice of the Future

Communication through telephony is one of the many benefits one can gain upon the proper utilization of the internet. This came to materialization in the form of VOIP or Voice Over Internet Protocol. This may sound a bit new to others but it has long been a part of the internet society and its transition from being a simple transmission of digital audio over the internet has now evolve into a very useful tool for business and individuals alike. What could be the future of VOIP? To learn more about it read the rest of it here.

Link: VoIP's future is calling - ZDNet.co.uk

Appliance for Asterisk

Open Source Asterisk has already taken IP telephony by storm that made many vendors offering solutions based on the software. This free software also brought down the cost of installing of an IP-PBX. You don't need a fully functional PC for a fully functional IP-PBX, you could use an embedded Asterisk appliance called WARP created by PIKA Technologies.

PIKA WARP Appliance is a development platform which enables reseller and VARs to configure Asterisk 1.4.x to their liking. Mor details on the link below.

Link: PIKA WARP Appliance for Asterisk Review