Like any technology, VoIP requires constant innovation and adaptation in order to keep up with the always-changing way we live and work. Over the past decade, VoIP has shifted from being a voice protocol to the powerful unified communications engine that is today. The future of VoIP, and more specifically VoIP endpoints, will require continued evolution and adaptation. With the ability to communicate from almost any device, how do manufacturers ensure VoIP endpoints continue to be relevant?
Topics: VoIP, IP PBX, CRM, VoIP trends, IoT, smart office, internet of things, SIP endpoints, VoIP endpoints, future of SIP, future of VoIP, IP phones, SIP, VoIP messaging, property management systems, security and facility access, SIP messaging, IP security, mobile device integration
Smart homes are the buzz over the past few years. Some of the largest consumer-focused brands in the world, including Google and Amazon, are making the smart home mainstream through easy-to-use and affordable solutions. Amazon’s Alexa, Google’s Assistant, Nest’s connected home devices and even the Ring Video Door Bell link together lighting, temperature control, security and home appliances to allow us to be more productive, comfortable, and safer in our homes – while also saving money.
We are beginning to see what the future of the home will look like, but what will the future of the office look like?
Topics: Video Conferencing, collaboration, IoT, smart office, internet of things
