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Is Avaya winding up its hardware sales to spearhead in VoIP software business? We raise this question noticing Avayas new initiatives in the software line in recent months.

According to this source, the US-based telecom giant is now trying to create its recognition as software firm, rather than a hardware seller.

Allan Mendelson, senior marketing manger at Avayas unified communication has made a statement that the company has decided to shut down the hardware business and operate as software-oriented company.

It is not surprising to see Avayas software ambition after reaching a vital agreement with Google and making its VoIP software compatible with IBMs Lotus application suite and Microsoft Exchange. At the same time, we should not also overlook its recent upgradation to Communication Manager 4.0.

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The House panel has approved the debatable Bill that allows VoIP providers direct access to nations existing E911 system. It means the VoIP companies will soon answer emergency calls from customers …

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VoIP startup Vonage has settled down a legal dispute with Klausner Technologies and reached out an agreement to use their patents relating to voicemail services. This is the second major settlement …

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Vonage is in news whether good or bad. The VoIP giant has tried to motivate the policy makers regarding the VoIP and 911 matters.
According to a Forbes story, the company has made expenditure …

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When two bigwigs club up together, the outcome is something encouraging. Skype has joined hands with Wal-Mart in a distribution deal to enable customers pick up Skype products from the retailers …

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Is dead SunRocket back? The former VoIP giant who closed down its business very recently, has once again hugged media attention by pulling Vonage into a new-found legal controversy.
In a lawsuit, …

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Verizon Communication will soon introduce a new unified communication services for the business enterprises ensuring them to build up a cost effective communication network for their business …

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Spokane, Washington-based Robert Moore who made millions of dollars from illegal VoIP business has been sentenced two years imprisonment and fined $150,000.
The 23-year old hacker was successful …

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Last month, Packet8 has reached out an agreement with SunRocket to provide VoIP service to latters customers. Marking first achievement in this regard, the pure-play VoIP start up has registered …

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It is a major victory of VoIP industry. The Federal Communication Commission (FCC) has decided to open up the 700 MHz spectrum for the non-carriers. It means that the companies like Google and …

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TeleBlend, the part of Unified communications Corp, has reached out an agreement with SunRocket to acquire certain limited strategic assets of SunRocket. With this deal, TeleBlend has joined …

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We have just reported the premature death of SunRocket. Before it could antagonize the customers, Vonage has extended its free VoIP services for the SunRocket customers. Will it work out for …

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It is really a shocking news for the pure- play VoIP players, like Vonage. The innovative VoIP start up, SunRocket has untimely fallen down despite claiming a sizable number of subscribers (200000 …

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Is it beginning the end of SunRocket? I put this question following the Om Malik post, which reads that the pure play VoIP service provider is not accepting new orders from customers. What does …

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Karen Cleeve has been appointed as Vonages new Vice President of Public Relations and Communications. The high profile corporate lady will look after companys communications programs for consumers …

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Europe has once again outclassed USA in VoIP adoption. In 2006, nearly 14 million Europeans subscribed to VoIP services increasing the customers’ base to 19 million by the end of last year. …

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Controversy is chasing Vonage all the way. While, the VoIP pioneer is trying hard to get rid of Verizon furor, yet another controversy has resurfaced to haunt the company.
The recent lawsuit …

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Way back in December last year, I reported Jingles milestone in achieving 100 million mark in 411 calls. Skype is now collaborating with Jingle, which is an interesting proposition for both …

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Vonage may be weak due to huge loss in the aftermath of stunning debacle in the patent battle against Verizon Communication, but the VoIP pioneer is not dead as rumored in the blogsphere.
Vonage …

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In a bid to bring the physically challenged people to the VoIP mainstream, the Federal Communications Commission is now considering TRS issues (Telecommunications Relay Services) very seriously. …

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Skype has once again complained that the mobile phone carriers are arbitrarily blocking software applications offered by other companies on their network.
The VoIP giant has appealed the Federal …