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# SH29821372 | 352 Pages | 124 Tables and Figures | 2005 |
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IP PBX Market Shares
The Market For IP PBX Servers
New Generations of IP PBX's
Computer Industry Servers
Driving Forces For Change In IP The
PBX Industry
IP PBX
System Categories
Market Directions
Open Systems
Traffic Volumes
Internet
Opportunities
Personal Mobility
Protocols
Soft Switch Definition
PBX Technologies: IP Telephony
IP
PBX systems support efficient voice communication. Voice over IP is most
certainly implemented as a system that attaches to a router and supports the
transfer of voice signals as data in an IP network. Quality of service (QoS) is
needed to give voice signals priority over large data packets. Voice IP and
data capability are being added to traditional PBX voice systems to make them modern.
Voice TDM line cards can be swapped with IP enabled ports in new systems.
Open systems enable handling both voice and data via Internet protocol. Open
systems mean that PBX functionality supports the ability to have value added
services. Services include supply chain automation, streaming media, content
delivery, and remote business education. Internet connectivity is becoming
significant for every aspect of enterprise communication signal delivery. PBX
systems are being modified to support Internet data exchange, e-mail, and video
imaging communications.
IP PBX systems are of two varieties. The can support the origination of calls
(1) from a TDM system or (2) from a router. Ultimately they effect the
transport of voice over the Internet (VoIP) using an IP protocol.
Cisco is a leading IP voice vendor. It continued to realize revenue market
share gains calendar Q3 2004. Cisco Systems. is increasing enterprise voice
revenue market share. Internet Protocol (IP) enterprise voice over IP (VoIP).
Global IP PBX markets are expected to reach $26.9 billion dollars in the year
2009. The market grows at a steady positive rate over the years. The growth is
brought by replacement of digital proprietary voice systems with systems that
do handle the Internet with combined voice, data, and video. Music, Internet
TV, and VoIP are market drivers. Companies will increase the use of data over
networks.
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Companies Profiled |
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3Com |
NextWest |
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