Infrastructure Solutions
Voice over IP (VoIP) Solutions

It’s no longer business as usual

Few technological developments have had as profound an impact on the way organizations communicate as Voice over IP (also known as, "Voice over Packet," "Voice over Internet Protocol" or "VoIP"). VoIP is comprised of several interconnected processes that convert a voice signal into a stream of packets on a packet network and back again. VoIP allows the human voice to travel simultaneously over a single packet network line with other data. The result is that the enterprise now only requires one converged network rather than separate networks for data and voice applications.

Communication over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a technology that allows communication signals to be sent as data packets over any Internet protocol network, such as the Internet or company Intranet. Most traditional phone networks use the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), a system that employs circuit-switched technology that requires a dedicated communication channel to be assigned to each particular conversation.

Messages are sent in analog format over this network. Today, phone networks are on a migration path to VoIP. A VoIP system employs a packet-switched network, where the communication signal is digitized, compressed and packetized. This compressed digital message no longer requires a communication channel. Instead, a message can be sent across the same data lines that are used for the Intranet or Internet no longer require a dedicated channel. The message can now share bandwidth with other messages in the network over a private channel or now the most commonly used medium the World Wide Web infrastructure.

AMZT can provide the following services

• Managed VoIP Solution for Call Centers.
• VoIP Billing for Internet Telephone Service Providers.
• Virtual Switch VoIP Soft Switch.
• Closed Circuit Virtual (VoIP) Private Network