Quintum Multipath Architecture Technology: Ease and Survivability of the VoIP Gateway
By STEFANIA VISCUSI VoIP Gateways were introduced as a way of linking together both traditional and new IP telephony so that communications between multiple locations were possible. The interconnection of the two made it easier to begin accepting VoIP and the transition to an all IP network, but questions about the ease of deployment and quality of such a technology, still surfaced.

Quintum Multipath Architecture Technology: Ease and Survivability of the VoIP Gateway
By STEFANIA VISCUSI Before VoIP became as well-known a mode of communication as it is today, it was questioned for its ability to offer not only communications that were an improvement from the traditional PSTN, but also whether an IP voice network could provide quality and be installed in a way that didn’t require lots of network changes

Device Provisioning
By Dialaxia With Dial-Gate, provisioning a hardware device is a simple task.

Disaster Communications Planning Withstands Katrina's Fury
By Wendy Herman When the devastating force of Hurricane Katrina struck southern Louisiana in late August 2005, the city of Baton Rouge' s advance planning to secure its communications against disasters was put to the most demanding, ultimate test.

Survivable VoIP for the Enterprise
By Ted Stevenson New Jersey-based Quintum Technologies has, over its eight year history, built up a global business "delivering VoIP solutions at the edge of the enterprise network," according to vice president of marketing, Chuck Rutledge.

VoIP Gateways in the Market
By Stefania Viscusi VoIP has made its way onto the communications scene, and just as many predicted; its benefits are fostering a surging uptake of VoIP in the market.

VoIP Gateways: Connecting to the Future, Today
By By STEFANIA VISCUSI Today, VoIP Gateways are helping to make VoIP and its benefits a reality in homes and business across the world.

VoIP Gateways - Provide Bridge to the Future of Communications
By Mae Kowalke During the 1990s, U.S. President Bill Clinton often spoke of a “bridge to the 21st century.” Today, that century has arrived and some of its promises, at least in terms of technology, are being delivered by a particular type of bridge, as it were: the VoIP gateway.

Business telephony and VoIP
By Hewlett-Packard Company A telephone is just a telephone -- except when it' s running on VoIP! Yes, it still operates the same at each end, but you now have a whole additional network to connect through, adding yet another competitor to the phone market and keeping costs down

Meeting your company's equipment needs
By Hewlett-Packard Company It's important to have a realistic overview of your needs, as well as what various products solutions can do. Too often, companies separate different functions and with today' s technology, many products are multifunctional and can provide more than one solution.