Vol. 6, Number 10
September 2006

Session Initiated Protocol -
What It Really Means for Your Business

SIP, or Session Initiated Protocol, is a buzzword that gets plenty of airplay in telecommunication circles. But what is it really? How could it benefit your business? And most importantly, what is the best way to deploy such a technology?

Briefly, SIP is a communications protocol that defines how devices like computers, telephones, and mobile phones exchange information with each other. SIP is being used extensively today to support a broad range of voice, instant messaging and presence-based services over mobile, wireline and IP-based networks.

How can your organization benefit form SIP? Read the article to learn more about what SIP can do for your business.

written for business owners, presidents, VPs. Know the pros and cons of SIP to determine its real value to our business.
 for the IT department and Technical Consultants. Discover the many benefits of SIP, but beware of the drawbacks so you aren't blind-sided later.
 for the office managers and end users. Given SIP's advantages and disadvantages, there is a right and a wrong way to use SIP
 
 

Is SIP The Right Choice For Our Company?
SIP can interface with any phone system available from any vendor. This liberates you from being anchored to one specific vendor for every component of your phone network, allowing you to shop for the best price, features and functionality to meet your needs. But, it has limitations.
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SIP With 802.11, Point-to-Point and Video Applications
What can an open-standards-based technology such as Session Initiated Protocol (SIP) do for your network environment, and will it really pay off for your business? To answer these questions, let's look at what SIP really is and examine what applications can make the best use of SIP and its flexibility.
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What You Need To Know Before Deploying SIP
SIP a great choice when flexibility is a key requirement in your phone platform. But there is a drawback to deploying SIP across your entire network. SIP technology has a very limited feature set in most cases, with on-hold and call transfer often being the only options.
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