The convergence of telephony with television, video and IT networking has enabled a digital revolution in communications. At the core of this revolution is Voice over IP, (“VoIP”), a digital voice distribution protocol.
A wireless network (“WiFi”) as its name suggests is the replacement of a wired IP network with a truly mobile network delivered using wireless technologies. WiFi networks can today compete with wired networks in connectivity and bandwidth.
The introduction of Wireless Networking in parallel with VoIP has raised the natural question as to whether they can co-exist, and what are the benefits to the casual user and to a business which adopts both technologies as part of a distributed communications strategy (“DCS”).Continue reading