Enterprise Voip

Information and Communications Systems and Networks

Term Paper

Enterprise VoIP

by

A. Student

in residence at Webster University, Scott Air Force Base IL

A paper submitted to

at Webster University

December 8, 2010

Introduction

As the depth of information technology grows in leaps and bounds so does the amount of money generated by businesses with the promise of low cost voice communication inherent through VoIP Technology. Enterprise VoIP not only connects people but also plays a role in the in the technology sector of both national and world economic markets. One ROI of this presentation is to provide a market analysis and overview of the national & international market for enterprise VoIP.

The distinguished list of enterprise VoIP service providers is not limited only to well known names like AT&T and Qwest. Some lesser-known names in the communications industry are well positioned to claim their share of this lucrative IT market. Organizations should leverage their knowledge of who is leading and who is lagging in service and development of VoIP to help form their decisions on service providers.

No great nation would be complete without getting its hands on at least some of the revenue generated by this emerging technology called VoIP. If businesses can use VoIP to save money, the government can use VoIP to take Money. The purpose of this section of research is to expose what government entities expect to gain by taxing the revenue stream of the enterprise VoIP industry.

Organizations that conduct business on an international level may be very interested Enterprise VoIP an international scale. Developing countries that were once on the pariahs list like mainland China are moving to the forefront in their quest to gain part of the enterprise VoIP market. Commerce epicenters such as Hong Kong and shanghai are leading the way through funding and developing VoIP technology while other countries, such as Nigeria, are still...