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VoIP is coming of age but it still faces a myriad of issues, especially in the wireless enterprise. Understanding the technical issues of VoIP in wireless environments makes development and deployment a bit less inundating. By Jan Linden

Telephony solutions based on voice over Internet protocol are quickly overtaking traditional telephony system installations in the Enterprise space. Many factors in the past have slowed down the anticipated growth of VoIP. Today, VoIP solutions that achieve levels of quality and reliability that customers are used to receiving from the public switched telephone network are being observed as the market grows quickly. However, reasons for concern about quality remain. Both the Internet protocol network and the actual VoIP equipment have to be carefully designed and managed to achieve good quality. Major challenges face the designers and integrators of VoIP enterprise solutions.

Wireless Design & Development
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