Most UK firms now use VOIP
16 January 2008
New research has revealed that more than half of all UK firms now use IP telephony.
Extreme Networks and partner Data Integration polled 115 firms that employed more than 500 people and found that 59 per cent run IP telephony on their Lan, while only 32 per cent run IP video technologies.
The overwhelming majority of businesses were also satisfied with voice-over IP deployments, with 88 per cent happy with them. Despite the smaller number of companies using IP video, 85 per cent of those using the service said they were happy with their deployments.
John Chambers, chief executive of Cisco showed the benefits of IP video applications at this week's Consumer Electrics Show (CES) in Las Vegas and recently signed a video conferencing deal with BT to support the IP video needs of firms.
New research has revealed that more than half of all UK firms now use IP telephony.
Extreme Networks and partner Data Integration polled 115 firms that employed more than 500 people and found that 59 per cent run IP telephony on their Lan, while only 32 per cent run IP video technologies.
The overwhelming majority of businesses were also satisfied with voice-over IP deployments, with 88 per cent happy with them. Despite the smaller number of companies using IP video, 85 per cent of those using the service said they were happy with their deployments.
John Chambers, chief executive of Cisco showed the benefits of IP video applications at this week's Consumer Electrics Show (CES) in Las Vegas and recently signed a video conferencing deal with BT to support the IP video needs of firms.
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