Voice over Internet protocol and public branch exchange systems -- VoIP and PBX, respectively -- are two ways of achieving the same end goal: to make and receive phone calls. Traditional PBX systems ...

PBX facilitates calls using physical phone lines, while VoIP facilitates them over the internet. Discover why those differences matter and which one’s right for your business. At first glance, PBX and ...

Will this be the year open-source PBX and VoIP systems are ready for their close-up? The opportunity is better than ever, argued attendees at January's Digium Asterisk World conference in Miami.

More and more companies are making the transition to IP-based PBX systems because they offer flexibility and cost savings. In fact, some projections indicate that this year the number of IP PBX ...

VOIP Phone (IP Phone) in data center room. A PBX (private branch exchange) system allows an organization to manage incoming and outgoing phone calls, as well as internal communication. A PBX is made ...

Most of us have experienced telephone calls with disturbing echoes on the line. Low echo volumes together with discernible delay can make a line completely unusable, with the call being terminated ...

Picking up where we left off last time on the topic of trends and advantages of convergence and VoIP, today we’ll highlight a recent discussion with Chris Lyman, CEO at Fonality. Fonality offers a ...

Linksys’ first low-end entry into the IP-PBX world is a capable system whose diminutive size hides a high level of complexity. Called the Linksys SPA9000, it’s smaller than your average sandwich but ...

Linux-based VoIP box gives a glimpse into vendor’s IP PBX road map. Nortel next month is expected to launch the first in a family of Linux-based IP PBXs that ultimately could save customers money, ...

The first thing that you should consider when purchasing an IP PBX is whether or not the IP PBX that you are considering purchasing will integrate with a traditional PBX. This is an important ...