Anyone who has ever been engaged most certainly can list the four “Cs” of diamonds: Color, Clarity, Cut and Carat weight. But did you know that there are also three “Cs” of Voice over IP?
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If you plug VoIP into a search window, you are invariably led into a forest of technical specs — site after site of the latest in IP PBX’s, release 3.0 and 9.5’s, gateways, media servers, Internet Protocol, real-time protocol, and a yellow brick road with lions, tigers, and bears.
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On the left side of the screen was Ken Lay being led off in hand cuffs. On the top was a quote from Mr. Lay: “But I told him to pass the books … not to pad them!”.
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VoIP, Voice over IP, stands for Voice over the Internet Protocol. In VoIP, voice calls are packetized to allow the voice traffic to “ride over” the organization’s data network. This eliminates the need for a separate voice network with its dedicated voice circuits, thereby saving resources and costs.
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This 5-minute executive guide to VoIP presents a non-vendor perspective for decision-makers.
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