...founder CEO of REVE Systems. Under his leadership, REVE Systems has become the leading software and solutions provider in IP communications domain. REVE Systems was awarded with the Red Herring’s Top 100 Global Company in 2012. REVE Systems is headquartered in Singapore, has software development facilities in Dhaka and New Delhi and offices in the UK and the USA. Right now, REVE Systems has 2000 plus carriers from more than 75 countries as their customer. Profile Mr Rezaul Hassan is the CEO of REVE Systems. He founded this company in 2003 after working in the IT/ Telecom industry for many years. As the founding CEO, Hassan, along with a dedicated team of colleagues, has helped to build REVE Systems into a major solution provider in the VoIP industry. Under his leadership, the company has expanded its footprint globally. He played a key role in the development of good customer relationships, ensuring flexibility in response to an increasingly demanding marketplace. An engineering graduate, Mr. Hassan earned an MBA from IBA, University of Dhaka. He is recognized as an expert in the IP communications space and...
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...Assignment: VoIP Jonathan Schuth IT242 10/13/2012 Adam R. Moneypenny Assignment: VoIP The case study I read to research how VoIP was beneficial to an organization was the one Cisco released that details why they needed one, how it improved operations, and the many advantages that came with the implantation of VoIP. The case study highlights how this was the largest implementation of an IP telephony system in industry history (Cisco, 2002). Cisco, and many other companies, always has looked for ways to reduce costs, increase revenue, and become more efficient, and all three of these criteria were enhanced by the implementation of VoIP as the main telephony system for their organization. Cisco (2002) goes on to talk about how telecommunications, within the organization and externally, over the internet was the next logical and necessary frontier for them. They treated the change to VoIP from PBX not just as a replacement for the telephony system but as another application that enhanced their overall IT strategy and fit nicely into the existing infrastructure (Cisco, 2002). The benefits of changing over into an internet based telephony system not only improved...
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... Inc., 2009). VIOP and PBX Voice over Internet Protocol (VIOP) is the new technology in telephone systems. VIOP uses a packet switched network similar to the internet. VIOP passes digitized voice data. The advantage is more communication through the same amount of bandwidth. Public Branch Exchange (PBX) is a small telephone network within a company. This network has several lines to a local phone service to allow calls to go in and out of the company. The PBX internal calls are routed internally, and any calls to the outside take one of the available outside lines. VOIP can be used in a PBX system. This could be an advantage giving the company seamless integration for use of the same phone to dial outside and internal calls, even international access. References William Stallings/Pearson Education, Inc. (2009). Pearson Education, Inc. Retrieved from William Stallings/Pearson Education, Inc., IT242...
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...Travis Luther IT242 Week 2 VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a technology that allows you to make voice calls using a broadband Internet connection instead of a regular phone line. The technology was introduced in 1995, and has developed into an enormous enterprise since then. I will be presenting an overview of the technologies that brought VoIP to fruition, the methods of connecting, benefits, and drawbacks. IP Telephony allows organizations to reuse their existing network infrastructure. With IP Telephony, employees can use IP handsets or softphones anywhere on the corporate network. Generally only a single Ethernet port is required to provide both desktop and IP Telephony (voice) services. Power over Ethernet using the 802.3af standard or pre-standards based power can be used with great advantage throughout an IP Telephony environment to power other network appliances such as 802.11a/b/g wireless access points, IP video surveillance cameras and IP phones. IP Telephony systems also provide the advantage of lower cost moves/adds/changes administration allowing employees and departments to more easily move from location to location without the burdens of administration and service interruption. Because IP Telephony works with packet networks, the model of support used for IP Telephony can be the same as the one used for the desktop, thereby reducing and simplifying staffing requirements. Since the IP phone or softphone is an intelligent endpoint on the network...
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