What are the current status voip usage status and what it is its scope for future?
Question by abhishekanandece: What are the current status voip usage status and what it is its scope for future?
I am making a power point presentation over VoIP. So, I need the information for that.
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Answer by Kimpak_myrddin
Well I support VoIP phones where I work and I have to say most of our internet customers also have VoIP in the areas where it is available.
VoIP is eliminating the need for long distance charges and other minor fees that standard phone companies are charging. Now the drawback is for those who live in an area where the Internet signals are not the greatest, this causes their phone service to be down more often than not.
Also, a VoIP service isn’t 100% reliable as it depends on the internet to work, so if your cable or dsl service has an outage, say a fiber cable gets cut or a CMTS(for cable isp’s) goes down, than your phone goes out as well.
In the future, I see VoIP relatively unchanged except for becoming more available as well as more reliable, thus forcing standard phone companies to lower their rates as well to keep their existing customers, unfortunatly this is probably a long way down the road but we’re getting there.
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