Research Shows Increased VoIP Adoption

June 24, 2011
In North America and Western Europe, large companies will play an increasing role in VoIP adoption, according to a recent study from New York-based

In North America and Western Europe, large companies will play an increasing role in VoIP adoption, according to a recent study from New York-based ABI Research.

Hosted services will also be used on a more regular basis, becoming a stronger engine for enterprise VoIP growth in the future, ABI says. Hosted services will interest larger organizations and will be offered by a greater number of service providers, the company says.

Their recent study, "The Evolution of Enterprise VoIP: Shifting Trends for PBX, IP Phones, VoW, and Hosted Services" quantifies the impact of Internet Protocol private branch exchanges (IP-PBX), hosted solutions, and Internet Protocol (IP) telephones on the enterprise and carrier markets.

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