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ATA Helps Red Cross With Hurricane Relief |
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ATA Helps Red Cross With Hurricane Relief
September 1, 2005
By Mickey Alam Khan
The American Teleservices Association reached out to members and their call center representatives nationwide yesterday to support the American Red Cross in relief efforts for victims of Hurricane Katrina.
ATA's leadership has contacted its 600 members, asking them to have their employees visit the trade lobby's site at www.ataconnect.org and click through to donate to the Red Cross. The ATA members collectively have an estimated 1 million call center employees.
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Posted by vonage on Friday, September 02 @ 09:00:00 UTC
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Vonage Keeps Baton Rouge Hospital In Touch When Hurricane Hits |
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Internet Telephony Keeps Baton Rouge Hospital In Touch When Hurricane Hits
August 31, 2005
By Corey McKenna
As New Orleans hospitals are forced to evacuate in the wake of hurricane Katrina, major trauma and critical-care hospitals in other parts of Louisiana are having to crowd patients into every available unused space. One such hospital is Baton Rouge General.
Operating on the power supplied by a back-up generator and with the availability of local phone service but no long distance, the hospital turned to technology to keep information flowing. Fortunately, the hospital still had its broadband Internet connection, so the hospital's information technology outsourcing provider, PHNS, coordinated donations from several companies including Dell, Vonage and a local Radio Shack.
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Posted by vonage on Friday, September 02 @ 08:00:00 UTC
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Expanded Wi-Fi Part of Relief Effort |
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Expanded Wi-Fi Part of Relief Effort
August 31, 2005
By Staff
General has enhanced its Wi-Fi network to enable it to treat patients displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The 448-bed hospital is taking in many patients forced to evacuate New Orleans hospitals because of damage and flooding from the hurricane.
The rush of new patients has required Baton Rouge General to step up its I.T., including its Wi-Fi network. The hospital and PHNS, its Dallas-based I.T. outsourcing vendor, have enhanced its Wi-Fi network to reach areas that are being used to house New Orleans patients. The hospital is placing patients into all available space in its facility. Baton Rouge General also expects to receive 20 complementary notebook PCs from Round Rock, Texas-based Dell Inc. to use to access its enhanced Wi-Fi network.
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Posted by vonage on Friday, September 02 @ 07:00:00 UTC
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The New Generation of VoIP in the Workplace |
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The New Generation of VoIP in the Workplace
August 30, 2005
By Jack M. Germain
Integrated Voice over Internet Protocol conferencing is the technology of the future, say communications experts. Unlike conferencing technology of the past, VoIP -- integrated with video and collaboration tools -- allows people across the globe to work on business projects and develop documents in real time, with unmatched accuracy and unparalleled efficiency.
Experts predict that 95 percent of large and midsize companies will start adopting integrated VoIP technology within the next five years. Heightened mergers and acquisitions within the communications industry, plus increased regulatory actions by the government and tighter controls on corporate expenses, will position the next generation of VoIP service to change the way business is conducted forever.
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Posted by vonage on Thursday, September 01 @ 07:00:00 UTC
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Gamers Letting Their Voices Be Heard |
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Gamers Letting Their Voices Be Heard
August 30, 2005
By Li Yuan
As an online war game called “Battlefield 2” recently unfolded, Frank Ribecca, in the role of a U.S. Marine, was virtually toting an M16 assault rifle in an unnamed Mideastern city.
Suddenly, one of his fellow Marines, controlled by a gamer with the screen name “Kamiken,” whispered to him, “Enemy car spotted.” Reacting to the other player’s warning, Ribecca made his figure jump onto the roof of a nearby house and pump the enemy vehicle full of bullets.
Ribecca, a 27-year-old barbershop manager, had never met Kamiken or any of the other 62 players in the game. They were around the world and communicated through headsets with microphones plugged into computers linked to the Internet..
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Posted by vonage on Tuesday, August 30 @ 07:49:47 UTC
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Guidance From Feds Sought on Technology |
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Guidance From Feds Sought on Technology
August 28, 2005
By Bob Keefe
Corporate America usually is happiest when government stays out of its business.
But with the Internet changing the world in new and often confusing ways, a growing number of technology and telecom executives are suddenly calling for more leadership and direction from the federal government.
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Posted by vonage on Sunday, August 28 @ 22:43:25 UTC
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Andretti Earns Pole at Infineon Raceway In Vonage Car |
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Andretti Earns Pole at Infineon Raceway
August 27, 2005
By Staff
Marco Andretti claimed his third career pole position, winning the SWE Race Car Parts Pole Award for the Sonoma 100.
Andretti, the son of IndyCar Series team owner Michael Andretti and grandson of racing legend Mario Andretti, has won the pole position for each of the series' two non-oval races. He recorded a lap of 1:24.2261 (98.307 mph).
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Posted by vonage on Saturday, August 27 @ 22:40:36 UTC
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How to Get Online Voice |
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How to Get Online Voice
August 27, 2005
By Staff
There are several ways in which voice over Internet protocol, familiarly called VOIP, is available.
Some companies, like Vonage Holdings, offer phone service using a normal phone hooked up to the Internet. These services, which are fee-based, are designed to take market share from the traditional phone companies. Vonage's service is cheaper than that of the phone companies because the company doesn't have to build its own copper network, and it is exempt from having to pay all kinds of phone fees.
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Posted by vonage on Saturday, August 27 @ 22:32:28 UTC
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Vonage Canada Partners with CompuSmart |
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Vonage Partners with CompuSmart
August 26, 2005
Mississauga, ON, August 26, 2005: Vonage Canada has announced that CompuSmart, a division of Montreal-based Hartco Corp., will offer its Internet Phone Service Start-Up Kit at its more than 35 retail outlets across Canada, and online at www.compusmart.com.
“The retail agreement between Vonage Canada and CompuSmart is a relationship between two industry leaders, and brings us closer to our goal of making the Vonage service available to as many Canadians as possible,” stated Joe Parent, Vice President of Marketing and Business Development, Vonage Canada. “CompuSmart has a strong history of offering leading-edge products to its customers, which fits well with Vonage’s strategy of giving Canadians a better alternative when it comes to their phone service.”
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Posted by vonage on Saturday, August 27 @ 20:06:01 UTC
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A Call for Cool |
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A Call for Cool
August 25, 2005
By Tonya Jameson
What's that hanging from your hip? Or buried in your purse?
Maybe it's a spunkless factory cell phone in need of a makeover. Or maybe you're already on top of the game.
When your phone rings, everyone hears Prince's "U Got the Look." And you're way too stylish to have a factory faceplate: Pamela Anderson covers your phone and you've got a handcuff charm hanging from the antenna.
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Posted by vonage on Friday, August 26 @ 10:45:51 UTC
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