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| Businesses 'should use VoIP to reduce worker stress' |
| Tuesday Nov 18, 2008 filed under : VoIP News |
VoIP in order to keep their employees happy and productive, a new study has suggested.
According to research carried out by the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (Nesta), as many as 56 per cent of workers are currently suffering from stress in their job.
Notably, a significant proportion of those polled admitted that they fear that they may be made redundant as the global credit crunch continues to be felt, with stress levels especially high in industries such as property and financial services.
And, with a number of recent studies showing that allowing employees to make use of hosted communications applications such as VoIP, businesses have been urged to take action before stress starts to affect their bottom line.
"If someone is off sick with stress then that puts more strain on everyone else and you get this kind of domino effect," Tom Stewart, managing director of System Concepts told the research team.
Earlier this month, the website Hiddenwires revealed that the growth being seen in hosted business telecommunications has led to home-working becoming widespread across Europe.
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| Asian markets point to benefits of specialist VoIP providers |
| Monday Nov 17, 2008 filed under : VoIP News |
| Developments in Asia have once again highlighted the importance of working with reputable VoIP providers. With growing numbers of businesses across the world, including the UK, now looking to online telecommunications applications to cut back on their overheads and improve efficiency, uptake of new technology shows no sign of slowing down. However, some firms may be failing to see the true benefits of VoIP as they sign up to illegal service providers - a situation the Bangladesh Telecommunication and Regulatory Commission (BTRC) is determined to put an end to. read more |
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| Mobile VoIP calls 'save money on phone bills' |
| Friday Nov 14, 2008 filed under : VoIP News |
| News brought to you by Primus; Business VoIP specialists.There is a growing proliferation of mobile VoIP solutions that allow business users to take advantage of the technology's user-friendliness and low call costs while on the move.That is according to technology expert Nisha Garg, who explained that there is an increasing amount of software available for mobile handsets that allows for the provision of VoIP services over either Wi-Fi or mobile broadband connections.read more |
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| VoIP ebook published for small businesses |
| Thursday Nov 13, 2008 filed under : VoIP News |
| News brought to you by Primus; Business VoIP specialists.A new ebook has been published that helps small and medium-sized businesses to manager their VoIPtelecommunications.The fourth in a series of unified communications guides produced by network performance specialist NetQoS, the ebook ensures that businesses will be able to manage the quality of their VoIP experience.read more |
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| EU scrutinises VoIP blocking cases |
| Wednesday Nov 12, 2008 filed under : VoIP News |
| Regulators working for the European Union (EU) are reportedly looking into whether certain mobile phone operators are breaking competition rules by blocking VoIP calls.According to a report in the International Herald Tribune, EU antitrust authority the European Commission has sent questionnaires to phone companies about the practice.The geopolitical body is seeking to ascertain which tools have been used to "control, manage, block, slow down or otherwise restrict or filter" Internet-based voice calls.read more |
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