39.1% of corporate offices and 23.7%% of home-based businesses interested in using VOIP

Jul 30

39.1% of corporate offices and 23.7%% of home-based businesses interested in using VOIP

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Home office households have historically been early adopters of advanced technology, and this pattern continues with VoIP communications. The number of US households with income-generating or corporate home offices are more than twice as likely to implement VoIP in the next 12 months compared with households in general, IDC says. Currently, 39.1% of corporate home offices and 23.7% of home-based businesses are interested in or using VoIP. In contrast, only 10.8% of households without home offices are VoIP aware.

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Latin-American next-generation enterprise voice to earn $775.8 mln by 2012
VOIP carrier market exceeded $1 bln in Q3 2007
IP phone revenues reached $750 mln in Q3 2007
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9 mln US VOIP subscribers in 2006
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72% of businesses plan to migrate voice apps to IP network
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Western European IP phone market up 47% in 2006
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22 mln VOIP customers bought their VOIP from cable company in 2006
20% of US businesses use VOIP
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10.6 mln VOIP users in the US
9.53 mln broadband VOIP in China by 2011
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3.8 mln new US households signed up for VoIP in 2006
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267 mln residential VOIP subscribers worldwide by 2012
Hosted VOIP to generate $2 bln by 2010
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7.9% of US households use VoIP
164 mln IP phones to ship in 2010
9.9 mln business IP phones sold in 2006
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6.9 mln VOIP subscribers in the US in Q2 2006
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44 mln US households to use VOIP by 2010
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100 mln mobile VOIP users by 2011
100 mln Skype subscribers
Wireless VOIP equipment grew 20% in 2005
Asia-Pacific enterprise telephony market up 10.8% in 2004
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46% of British and 51% of American adults have heard of VOIP
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4.2 mln residential VOIP users in 2005
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59% of new VOIP users made the switch because of the costs
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56% of all phone lines in Western Europe will be VOIP by 2009
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