• Voice over IP
  • Data communication networks
  • Internet providing
  • Software development
  • Assembler programming and other advanced programming languages with multi – type processors

  In the beginning the Internet was a technology for business, research, development and military institutions with limited bandwidth. Today, it has grown to be the main medium to obtain and exchange information. High bandwidth makes video and audio communication possible. The world is interconnected.

  VoIP is a technology that makes the transport of voice over data networks, i.e. via the internet protocol, possible. The services of the traditional PBX are provided by computers. On these communication platforms the transport of data and voice are done simultaneously. Business processes can be optimized. Phone connections can be initiated with a mouse click, speech can be recorded, saved in files or attached to emails. Electronic calendars can automatically reroute calls. Only one address is needed to deliver voice, email or fax.

  VoIP provides rich benefits for all levels of suppliers and end users, from networking equipment manufacturers who are providing next-generation equipment to service providers, who can now market new services to end users in businesses and homes.  

At the very minimum, these benefits include more cost-effective traditional voice and fax service. However, users will also benefit from revolutionary, new VoIP-based services. VoIP will fundamentally change the way communication occurs. New applications such as web-enabled call centers, collaborative whiteboarding, remote teleworking, and personal productivity applications such as "follow-me" services and unified message handling, are all part of the VoIP sea change. These innovative applications will maximize the power of converged voice, fax and data communications.