Global - VoIP - Technical Issues

Synopsis

Archived report. This report was archived in February 2004 and has not been updated. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has been developed to the extent that it is being adopted on a large scale in several countries, especially Japan, providing significant cost savings over the traditional POTS. There are still some technical problems involved in interfacing with POTS, but these are progressively being solved. This report discusses the technologies and standards involved in VoIP, together with government regulations coverings its development.

1. Synopsis
2. Related reports
3. Infrastructure
4. Voice over the Internet (VoI)
5. Voice over IP service (VoIP)
6. Video-On-Demand (VoD)
7. H.gcp IP telephony standard
8. IP over mobile networks
9. IP PABX
- 9.1 Opportunities in green field operations
- 9.2 Problems with traditional PABXs
10. IP PABX set of standards
11. Regulatory issues
- 11.1 Introduction
- 11.2 Carriers, governments and IP Telephony
- 11.3 FCC acts to keep VoIP viable
- 11.4 The ITU opinions

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Number of pages: 6

Status: Archived

Last update: 21 February 2004
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Author: Kylie Wansink

NOTE: This report has been archived

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