April 08, 2006
What will you do if your VOIP vendor goes down?
VoIP may be an attractive technology that gives cost-saving advantages. However, the mushrooming of VoIP service providers also spells trouble. It is a tough market for these companies out there. Small fries get bough up. Small fries also get into bankruptcy courts; sometimes even bigger companies do so. What can the consumer do? Techworld carries a wonderful article on the topic. Customers can,
No matter how impressed management may be with new technology, I will never again allow a major purchase to go through without seeing vendor financials. I need to know that a company will be there to support its system — not just next year but also next week.
Via TechWorld
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