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Internet
Wireless Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) operates in the same way that VoIP does - by carrying digital voice signals that are in IP packets and moved through the network of a high-speed Internet connection. Wireless VoIP combines VoIP with the Internet wireless networks.The attraction of WiMax in the use of wireless VoIP is that they will not need to put down new lines or to add existing infrastructure in order to get high-bandwidth Internet access to everyone.
Wireless VoIP is attractive to those in businesses who want to increase productivity. Employees spend at least 40 percent of their time away from the desk. When they are not at their desk, important calls then get forwarded to voicemail. The employees will then spend, on average, more than an hour returning those calls or leaving voice messages as well. Many employees have mobile phones but this can be costly to the employer. Often times the calls that come into the company go directly to voice mail and not routed to the employee's mobile phone. Therefore, if employees were to use wireless VoIP systems they would have one number for all their calls.
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