AT&T Voice DNA, IP Flexible Reach, IP Toll-Free, Business in a Box IP Telephony/LAN Management
AT&T supports a full set of IP telephony services, with a range of access options and flexible enough to meet the needs of mid-size businesses to large multinational enterprises, making the carrier a leading VoIP contender in all market segments. (3/1/2010)
Covad Integrated Access
Covad has enhanced its Integrated Access service over the last year, adding SIP support and a 6 Mbps bonded T1 option to support a move upmarket to win mid-size enterprises. The carrier’s planned merger with MegaPath should support these efforts. (8/31/2010)
PAETEC IP Hosted Telephony, Dynamic IP
PAETEC continues to strengthen its IP telephony service, adding bundle options and maintaining a strong customer service ethos. PAETEC is well-positioned to win business in the mid-size enterprise market, but it faces off against larger competitors. (3/3/2010)
Qwest iQ
Qwest recently added iQ HUCS, based on Cisco's platform, to its already solid IP telephony portfolio. Qwest must compete on price, service depth, customer support, and a steady launch of new features to distinguish its offers in a crowded field. (8/31/2010)
Sprint Nextel SIP Trunking, Managed IP Telephony
Sprint’s IP telephony services are available to businesses nationwide and support popular platforms. But the carrier faces large competitors with a broader product set, as well as smaller contenders promising low prices and reliable service. (8/30/2010)
Verizon Hosted IP Centrex; IP Trunking; IP Integrated Access; IP Flex T1, Managed IP PBX
Verizon Business touts a full set of VoIP offers, backed by unified communications options and underpinned by extensive network reach. As uptake of VoIP services grows, Verizon is positioned to support enterprise migration from TDM to VoIP. (3/1/2010)
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