VoIP Services Market 2007-2010

Since the introduction of PC-to-PC communication software in March of 1995, VoIP-based service has steadily grown to be a serious competitor to Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). As an increasing number of enterprises investigate VoIP to combat rising telecommunications costs, migration to IP telephony will not be a wholesale swap of current PBX installations. Rather, VoIP's appearance in enterprises will be a gradual transition.

Business VoIP adoption is accelerating in the enterprise segment, with SOHO and SB customers being vital target for hosted VoIP. SOHO and SB customer expect enterprise class services, with professional sales, installations, and meaningful SLAs. Most SOHO and SB customers are not tech savvy, so friends and family are most influential in these spaces. But after they adopt the service, a large percentage of customers use advanced features.

In consumer segment cost savings, mobility, simplicity to use and management and access to advanced communication capabilities will drive the adoption of VoIP.

The report forecasts the market size of VoIP Services Market over the period 2007-2010. Further, the total market is segmented into various geographic regions and verticals. The report also presents market size for major countries in various regions. In addition, the report identifies key selling drivers for the VoIP Services Market for major verticals.

This report can help IT vendors identify target geographies and verticals. Further, the sales drivers can be used to penetrate the identified vertical or increase the current share of the customer's wallet.

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