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VIRTUALISATION Enterprises winging in it with VoIP deployments
VIRTUALISATION Enterprises winging in it with VoIP deployments | Enterprises winging in it with VoIP deployments |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Monday, 30 July 2007 | |
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Barkley confessed to being very surprised by the result. "I believed that everybody would do an audit. Here [in Sydney] three people did an audit. In Melbourne, two people did an audit. That completely stunned me and convinced me that to go into professional services auditing networks is probably where I'm going to make my money." He added: "One of the biggest issues is that everybody looks at their network and assumes that, 'it is just a little bit more data that we have to deal with, so we should be fine'." He cautioned that looking at the volume of pre-IP telephony traffic was not always a good indication of post-IP telephony voice traffic, because companies start using the low cost IP telephony links to route outgoing calls into the public network at the office nearest to their destination. One delegate, from a large legal firm, admitted that there had been concerns about performance when the firm was planning a move to IP telephony, and he said that, to address these, the firm had simply over-provisioned network capacity. |
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