Microsoft and Softbank Enter Deal for Business VoIP

Filed in archive Industry News by robyn on December 29, 2005

Microsoft has tapped Japan's SoftBank to provide the VoIP services they plan to offer to business clients in Q2 of 2006.

The big M has not been shy with their plans to tap into the business VoIP market and their Messenger Live will offer VoIP as well.

Microsoft's Solution for Enhanced VoIP Services includes hosted versions of several Microsoft communication software packages, including Exchange Server 2003, Office Live Communications Server 2005 and Windows SharePoint Services.

--CNet

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