By Sharla Sikes
Voice over IP service has been steadily gaining momentum since it first became popularly accepted. Particularly attractive to small and medium businesses, most VoIP customers choose the service for its price.

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By Sharla Sikes
ATSI Communications, Inc., recently finished expansions on its VoIP network, working together with XO Communications. 
The two companies will operate under an agreement that will double the Internet bandwidth for ATSI, as well as increase that capacity in the future. XO provides on demand capabilities with its Ethernet services.

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By Sharla Sikes
VoIP is a relatively young industry—young in the terms of it becoming mainstream, that is, not the technology itself. When it first became widely accepted, there were many small, independent providers of the service.
Now, recent trends show more and more consolidations, as larger telecommunications firms snap up the independents and startups.

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By Sharla Sikes
By now you’ve read that VoIP is growing for businesses and private citizens, in the United States, Europe, Australia, Asia and elsewhere in the world. It just makes sense for the same reasons to many people: Cost, features, management, simplicity.
Another boon to the boom: New jobs. Especially in the U.S., facing increased outsourcing [...]

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