Broadband Phones: Myth and Reality
What is clear, though, is that phone service delivered over the public internet is the future of telecommunications. Let’s take a step back and examine what the uses are for broadband phone service. Broadband phone service is utilized by a technology called Voice Over IP (Internet Protocol), or VoIP. It utilizes the bandwidth (the “speed” in layman’s terms) to send voice packets. All of this happens in a fraction of a second but many issues can arise to degrade the broadband phone service quality. While broadband phone service uses VoIP not all VoIP is using broadband phone service, at least in the traditional sense. Even though between the remote offices they are communicating over VoIP when a call is made outside the company they can still use regular phone service (PSTN or T-1 service).
This allows them to take advantage of Voice Over IP without the detriments of broadband phone service. There are usually significant cost savings by using broadband phone service that can alleviate the negative effects of service quality. For the general consumer this might be an acceptable trade-off. But a commercial enterprise might not want to accept this risk. Another issue that arises with broadband phone service providers is their longevity.
There are many cool features that broadband phone companies provide. You can open your email and listen to the audio attachment on your computer. With this announcement, Motive is now the only vendor providing broadband management solutions to service providers in the DSL, cable, and satellite markets.
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