Accelerator products can help enterprises a lot in addressing the performance requirements of all enterprise applications including VoIP. First, Accelerators change the economics of wide area networking by squeezing an average of 100% - 400% more bandwidth with peaks of 1000% depending on traffic mix. This frees up link bandwidth to support high quality VoIP Services - and it does it without expensive WAN upgrades.

Recent happenings like Internet diffusion at low cost, coupled with great computer availability, new integration of dedicated voice compression processors and an evergrowing need for instant, around-the-world communication have changed common user requirements allowing VoIP standards to diffuse.

You can determine how much bandwidth to set aside for voice traffic using simple math. However, in a converged voice and data network, you have to make decisions on how much bandwidth to give each service. These decisions are based on careful consideration of your priorities and the available bandwidth you can afford. If you allocate too little bandwidth for voice service, there might be unacceptable quality issues. Another consideration is that voice services are less tolerant to bandwidth depletion than that of Internet traffic. Therefore, bandwidth for voice services and associated signaling must take a priority over that of best-effort Internet traffic. If a network were to use the same prevailing encoding (CODEC) scheme as the current PSTN system, bandwidth requirements for VoIP networks would tend to be larger than that of a circuit-switched voice network of similar capacity.

VoIP could be applied to almost any voice communications requirement, ranging from a simple inter-office intercom to complex multi-point teleconferencing/shared screen environments, passing through applications like Net2Phone and voice mails. Some examples of VoIP applications that are likely to be useful would be:

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Rehovot, Israel – March 27, 2007 – Four new PBX Add-On Systems for upgrading the existing PBX with Mobility Extension, Conference Call, Callback and Phone Manager capabilities were introduced by Hypermedia Systems Ltd at CeBIT, 2007.
These latest business-class PBX add-on gateways integrate legacy telephony with IP technology without changing the existing communications infrastructure. They are sold separately or can be pre-configured to meet precise customer requirements.

LANCOM at CeBIT 2007: LANvantage, WLAN Controller, VoIP phone and much more

Channel at center of focus; European market leadership as goal

Aachen, January 31, 2007 - LANCOM Systems GmbH is moving to the Networks Hall 13 for this year's fair. The highlight is the introduction of the new WLAN Controller WLC 4010 and WLC 4100. LANCOM is also presenting new products such as the Voice over IP (VoIP) telephone VP-100 and the partner program LANvantage. This will help the German quality-product manufacturer to continue the success story of cooperation with their channel partners.

Skype and 3 Group have announced the launch of X-Series, a collaborative effort to provide mobile broadband at flat rates, a key requirement for mobile VoIP and other services.

3 Group will reveal new pricing plans for data usage on their mobile networks.