IP telephony is poised for strong growth worldwide. Over the next four years, the number of worldwide corporate IP telephony lines will increase by over 260 mln
Enterprise Software
By 2008 44% of corporate phone lines will be VOIP
IP telephony is poised for strong growth worldwide.
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