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Mobile VoIP – the future of mobile communications
The vast potential of VoIP for businesses has already showing its signs of gaining importance in corporate market in last decade including “The disruptive” call center and outsourcing who partially or completely relaying on VoIP based services for they service offerings.
The new ” Cool corporate stuff ” for the market is Smart Phones and capabilities offered by iPhone OS and Android platform will have a vast potential for VoIP applications based for Java Mobile apps such as jajah who comes early in last decade and still maintaining there competitive edge. Corporates and large enterprises are going to next hot thing for some years from now on since the mobile VoIP penetration is low and there is vast opportunities for both Startup’s and already established companies such as Google, Skype, T-Mobile and some US mobile service provides.
With the Advent of 3 G services in India with China on 4G and United States investing large federal money in giving Wireless broadband to rural areas;Canada can be answer to state of art model example to players who has already deployed Wimax in past and VoMax for high speed broadband over long distances.If we look deeply into the market trends of smartphone segment Android has still very much to do to gain Enterprise level security acceptance with its marketplace full of Wild application which need to be tested across standardized domains for Enterprise class security and compliance.Big players like Skype and Blackberry Enterprise Server provides good Encryption standard while SIP based apps ( mostly Java ) which most of small players are using for there services ( The Workaround ! ) is venerable to spoofing at service provider side or,within the wireless LAN.
Since the analysis of most of the industry expert is inclined towards big providers since the quality and uptime are very important,With those Furture 500 companies who are less bitchy in paying large sums of cash, What a people like me with SMB can, is to utilize the cloud and its power to give quality assurances and reliable uptime.
Original text: Mr. Dhabhai
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