November 15, 2006
VoIP Roundup - Wed Nov 15/06
Skype Enterprise Features Coming?
Skype execs have hinted at upcoming enterprise and call center features. So maybe this will be how eBay finally monetizes Skype?
Speed Demons
The 100-Gigabit Ethernet (100-GbE) technology is here, being demonstrated
by a number of companies and the University of California Santa Cruz. A
test run sent a signal from Tampa, Florida to Houston, Texas, and back
- a first for a live production network. If I understand this
correctly, IP backbones will get this technology fairly soon. And as
100-GbE becomes commonplace, likely in several years time, it should
mean some incredible real-time video conferencing ability, superfast
downloads of movies, and live video broadcasts, to name just a few
benefits.
Legal Issues Surrounding VoIP Enterprise Implementations
TechRepublic details legal issues
to be aware of when planning a VoIP implementation. They have real
alphabet soup of issues, some of which I've only peripherally aware of:
SOX/ Sarbox (Sarbanes-Oxley Act), GLBA, HIPAA, E911.
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