VOIP for DUMMIES Book, See how to get started with VoIP, how it works, and why it saves you money

You’ll learn everything you need to know about how VoIP works, how it’s priced, where it’s headed, why you ought to seriously consider switching. The heart of the book consists of detailed coverage on setting up VoIP in any environment: on your home cable or DSL line; your private network; your small office; even across multiple locations.

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• What the book covers: VoIP For Dummies explains in simple terms all the current options for converging a network, however big or small, to operate with VoIP. VoIP network services bypass the local exchange carrier-owned networks and therefore save customers and companies huge local exchange carrier fees and monthly local exchange access charges. Without a doubt, VoIP reduces overall cost to both corporate and consumer customers. Therefore, many types of corporate executives, managers, staff employees—both technical and non-technical—are going to want to understand in simple terms what VoIP is so they can determine how it is going to impact them and so that they can make intelligent decisions regarding the implementation of VoIP. In addition, consumers at home will want to know about VoIP especially those that have businesses in their homes that can make use of VoIP.

The focus of VoIP For Dummies is to make the full inventory of VoIP options available to the corporate and consumer readership so that they can make intelligent decisions about how to achieve network services integration with more bandwidth, better quality of service, significantly lower costs (i.e. 35% ) and in most cases only one monthly bill for it all from one single network carrier services provider.