VoIP: many different things to different people
17 June 2007
According to Market Clarity's "Aussie VoIP List" - a frequently updated list of companies in Australia providing VoIP services - there were 260 such organisations at 04 June 2007. However this list embraces all those from the very small to the very large providing very different types of services.
The list includes 'true VoIP' players of which the best known, and largest example, is Engin. It has a high profile thanks to extensive, and costly marketing (now ably assisted by 33 percent shareholder Seven Network) and it owns and operates the underlying network which carries its service. It is responsible for the management and operation of that network and for the systems needed to provision services and to bill and service customers.
According to Market Clarity's "Aussie VoIP List" - a frequently updated list of companies in Australia providing VoIP services - there were 260 such organisations at 04 June 2007. However this list embraces all those from the very small to the very large providing very different types of services.
The list includes 'true VoIP' players of which the best known, and largest example, is Engin. It has a high profile thanks to extensive, and costly marketing (now ably assisted by 33 percent shareholder Seven Network) and it owns and operates the underlying network which carries its service. It is responsible for the management and operation of that network and for the systems needed to provision services and to bill and service customers.
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