August 2nd, 2007 posted by admin

VOIP Monitor posts about the recent Yankee Group announcement on the growth of consumer Voip use towards 2011. According to the Yankee Group’s report, penetration of VOIP in consumer households is now 9%, up by 5% from last year, while VOIP solutions are now also proliferating in the world outside the home. VOIP applications are increasingly adopted to add interactivity and click to call capabilities to websites too. And as the appetite for cheap connectivity increases, so does the demand for go-anywhere mobile connectivity. As more dual mode handsets become available, this segment will show astonishing growth, according to the report. A few figures, courtesy of VOIP Monitor:

At 167%, cable VoIP experienced the strongest growth in 2006.
The majority of residential VoIP subscribers will subscribe to bundles from cable companies by 2011.
The broadband VoIP market continues to see greater competition, with new market entrants bringing innovative solutions.
There is significant potential for VoIP with FTTH in the market, considering the ongoing initiatives by Verizon with FiOS and AT&T with U-verse.

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