- Definition: Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), is a technology that takes a traditional voice transmission (in wave form), and transfers it to a data transmission packetized using Internet Protocol (IP). Common VoIP Applications include SIP and Hosted PBX.
- Available Products:
- Hosted VoIP (see Hosted PBX below)
- SIP
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