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March 10th, 2010VoIP to Grow by 79%
February 22nd, 2010According recent reports, VoIP penetration will double 2009 numbers in just three years. By 2013, we will see 79 percent penetration. Today about 33 percent of companies use VoIP, but according to recent research that number is only set to grow.
0300 Numbers Gaining in Popularity
February 8th, 2010Ofcom, the UK Telecommunications regulator introduced the new UK-wide 03 numbers from Autumn 2007 but we have seen a massive increase in demand for them over the past 6 months.
IP Solutions are proud to be exhibiting at CHASE 2010
February 8th, 2010IP Solutions are proud to be exhibiting at CHASE (The Charities and Associations Exhibition), at the Islington Business Design Centre
Keep your business working through the snow!
February 8th, 2010With the recent bad weather and more Snow forecast business continuity and home-working have never been higher on the business Agenda.
3 Months Free Data Bolt-On
February 8th, 2010IP Solutions can exclusively offer 3 months free line rental on the £7.50 500MB Data Bolt On for new 24 month Vodafone customers.
Watching Cricket on the Train
January 15th, 2010View from a recent new customer “When the snow first arrived it felt a bit like Narnia walking through the streets. But then the ice kicked in, the winds starting howling through the streets and the chill factor from the gusts was reported to feel like -15 centigrade. So Narina turned into Leningrad.
Inbound Calling: Managing Calls into your Business in 2010
January 15th, 2010The recent bad weather has caused havoc for many businesses and tested the way in which they handle their inbound calls.
Next Generation Access / Networks (NGA/NGN) FAQs
December 9th, 2009Next Generation Access is a term that’s being increasingly used when discussing the introduction of faster connectivity services, but what exactly is Next Generation Access?
Broadband FAQ – Covering all xDSL services
October 6th, 2009What is Broadband?
Broadband comes from the words “broad bandwidth” and is used to describe a high-capacity, two-way link between an end user and the Internet or other network. Transfer rates are faster than standard dial-up or ISDN and can even