Modern businesses are heavily telephone based. Computer telephony is also known as computer telephony integration (CTI). Simply put, computer telephony is the use of computers for managing calls.

Features of Commuter Telephony
The whole telephone network of a company is controlled by the computer. CTI allows the information to pass between the telephone system and the data network. CTI links up the computers and telephones to process all your voice, data, and fax traffic.
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In the recent years, the internet has found new applications in day to day life. Recently, the method of transmitting voice signals through internet was initiated and this lead to the invention of VoIP phones. VoIP technology converts voice signals into chunks of data and sends them through the internet. These chunks reach their destination and are converted back into voice. VoIP phones offer more call clarity, greater bandwidth, faster file downloads and lesser operational costs than traditional phones. Read the rest of this entry »

Voice over Internet Protocol also known as VoIP, IP Telephony, Internet Telephony and Broadband Phone, is revolutionising the way in which we make long distance phone calls. VoIP has made it possible to provide a method of communication very similar to the standard telephone network, using an Internet connection.

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VoIP Telephony is the process of routing voice conversations over an Internet Protocol network, rather than through traditional circuit-switched telephone lines. The voice information is converted into digital data packets and then transmitted over an IP network, such as the internet, or a local area network.

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Internet technology is constantly introducing new and better ways to communicate with others around the world, and making telephone calls using VoIP technology is one of those advancements. VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol, and it allows a computer user who is connected to the internet through a high-speed terminal to make telephone calls to another computer or telephone without using a standard telephone company.

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