Acme Packet pulls in a trio of VoIP
Acme Packet pulls in a trio of VoIP dealsMass High Tech - Burlington-based Acme Packet Inc. has closed a series of new sales this week for its Net-Net session border controllers. The three new customers - TeleCommunication Systems Inc. of Maryland, VoIP Inc. of Florida and Pac-West Telecom Inc. … government regulations requiring e911 services …
Vonage - Vonage’s 911 Announcement
Oh, and as to the “separate line for 911″ idea that was proposed earlier…
Many areas DO require the Telco to maintain a dial tone, and support 911 routing with address. My town in Maine is not one of them, as the wires coming into my house did not have a dial tone when I moved here (the previous tenants had dropped landline service years ago and went 100% cell), so it wouldn’t work for me, but…
In an area where you get dialtone on an “unactivated” line, just take an old phone and plug it into a “safe” location in the house, hooked up to the old line. Paint the phone bright red, and put 911 on all the speed-dials. Need to call 911? There ya go. One button calling. And the Vonage line is a semi-functional backup if you can’t make it to the “bat phone”.
SMBs Dial Up VoIP (destinationCRM)Adoption of VoIP among
SMBs Dial Up VoIP (destinationCRM)Adoption of VoIP among the SMB market is gaining momentum, according to a new study by Yankee Group.