That's right folks, you read it here first. Digital Voice (or Voice Over Internet Protocol to give it its full incarnation) is set to become the fastest growing industry in the USA within the next five years.
There is competition from a number of other sectors, but to say that competition is fierce, or in anyway running a risk of challenging Voip's superiority is without merit. Other competitive industry sectors include everything from Solar Power to Video Games to Insurance claim Adjusters.
And the stats are even easier to understand when you compare the growth rates for each sector going back over the past ten years. In this time the Voip sector has seen growth of just under 200%, compared to its nearest competitor, Internet Publishing, which has seen growth of just 25%.
And in case you're thinking that the growth rate must be due to a multitude of technical factors, you'd be wrong, as its down to just one - cable. Thats right folks, Skpye still has a lot to learn from the world of cable, and accounts for just 3% of the total market.
With regards to cable technology there are currently three categories of Voip; Virtual systems, Peer to Peer systems and standard cable systems, each of which offers different benefits and options for the user, ensuring that there is always a convenient option whatever your circumstances or situation.
However, it may come as somewhat of a surprise to discover that the corporate market accounts for just 20% of the industry - a gap in the market maybe - offering huge potential for partnerships such as the Microsoft-Skype alliance affording corporate clients the opportunity to really cut communication costs.
But it is worth also noting that although cable is the dominating sector at present, it seems certain that the growth of the future will be largely shaped by mobile - with the popularity of Android in particular affording Google the opportunity to launch a full scale cheap mobile campaign.
So remember, the world of voip is here to stay and if you havent jumped on the bandwagon already you need to get on board a.s.a.p.p. - as soon as practically possible - before you are left behind for good. Just be sure that you choose a reliable provider with good quality support or all of your coverage and benefits, and all of your cheaper call rates will count for nothing.
There is competition from a number of other sectors, but to say that competition is fierce, or in anyway running a risk of challenging Voip's superiority is without merit. Other competitive industry sectors include everything from Solar Power to Video Games to Insurance claim Adjusters.
And the stats are even easier to understand when you compare the growth rates for each sector going back over the past ten years. In this time the Voip sector has seen growth of just under 200%, compared to its nearest competitor, Internet Publishing, which has seen growth of just 25%.
And in case you're thinking that the growth rate must be due to a multitude of technical factors, you'd be wrong, as its down to just one - cable. Thats right folks, Skpye still has a lot to learn from the world of cable, and accounts for just 3% of the total market.
With regards to cable technology there are currently three categories of Voip; Virtual systems, Peer to Peer systems and standard cable systems, each of which offers different benefits and options for the user, ensuring that there is always a convenient option whatever your circumstances or situation.
However, it may come as somewhat of a surprise to discover that the corporate market accounts for just 20% of the industry - a gap in the market maybe - offering huge potential for partnerships such as the Microsoft-Skype alliance affording corporate clients the opportunity to really cut communication costs.
But it is worth also noting that although cable is the dominating sector at present, it seems certain that the growth of the future will be largely shaped by mobile - with the popularity of Android in particular affording Google the opportunity to launch a full scale cheap mobile campaign.
So remember, the world of voip is here to stay and if you havent jumped on the bandwagon already you need to get on board a.s.a.p.p. - as soon as practically possible - before you are left behind for good. Just be sure that you choose a reliable provider with good quality support or all of your coverage and benefits, and all of your cheaper call rates will count for nothing.
About the Author:
Saul Saresi writes regularly about Voip systems and technology for his website which can be found here business voip uk previous examples of his research and writing can be found here voip for business
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