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  Randstad begins transition to the Cloud

  Recruitment company, Randstad, has signed a three-year contract with Telstra to provide telecommunications and Cloud services that will help the company make the transition to the Cloud.

  By Hamish Barwick | 13 March, 2012 10:19

  Tags: cloud, ip telephony, Kevin O'Neill, Randstad, Telstra

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  National Library embarks on telephony rip and replace

  The National Library of Australia is implementing a new Alcatel-Lucent telephony system as it ditchs an aging PABX setup.

  By Hamish Barwick | 12 November, 2010 10:54

  Tags: alcatel-lucent, ip telephony, National Library of Australia, pabx

• Optus, Brisbane Council ink $60 million IP deal

  Brisbane City Council has awarded Optus a $60 million network managed services contract to transform its telecommunications network infrastructure to a new IP-based communications system.

  By Computerworld Staff | 20 July, 2009 15:09

  Tags: Brisbane, ip telephony, optus

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  Five open source IP telephony projects to watch

  In addition to the well-known Asterisk, there is a vibrant community of open source software PBX systems that can be used for internal and service provider IP telephony. Here are five exciting open source VoIP and UC projects to keep an eye on.

  By Rodney Gedda | 21 October, 2009 10:53

  Tags: IP PBX, ip telephony, open source, sip, VoIP

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  Mark Spencer talks 10 years of Asterisk

  Mark Spencer, founder of Asterix, looks back on 10 years of the open source PBX and discusses its future -- and that of the VoIP industry in general.

  By Rodney Gedda | 15 October, 2009 06:16

  Tags: anniversaries, asterisk, ip-pabx, IP PBX, ip telephony, Mark Spencer, open source, VoIP

Whitepapers about ip telephony

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  The Case for Real-Time Networking

  CIOs are facing several powerful trends and inflection points that are defining the new IT landscape, including cloud computing, virtualization, the consumerization of IT, smart computing, and communications to collaboration. Taken individually, each one of these trends will have significant ripple effects throughout the planning and operations of IT network infrastructure. In aggregate, they will have an even more dramatic impact on the way that future network architectures need to be planned and designed. Read on.

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  The Convergence of IT Operations Management

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  Blurring boundaries: The disappearing gap between work and home life

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  The A to Z of Mobile Workforce Scheduling Optimisation