•Call Accounting and VoIP •VoIP: Ready for Prime Time •VoIP Races for the (Centralized) Remote Office  Call Accounting and VoIP Making the migration to an enterprise VoIP solution requires a new way of thinking about call accounting. Since the information is being pulled from software, and not a traditional PBX, the data that is generated from the software often requires expertise beyond the scope of corporate IT departments. Based on MBG's own experience, learn about the types of considerations that need to be made when incorporating a sound call accounting solution for VoIP. It's not as easy as you think.   VoIP: Ready for Prime Time You probably already know that the main reason to consider VoIP is not just cost savings, but increased functionality and long-term system flexibility. For many, traditional voice systems may not be available in the coming years. In fact, according to Gartner forecasts, a full 97% of new phone systems installed in North America in 2007 will be VoIP or a hybrid of VoIP and circuit-switched systems.  VoIP Races for the (Centralized) Remote Office One of the major benefits for VoIP migration is increased functionality for remote offices within a centralized communications structure. This article details how companies can use VoIP to centralize and support voice and data services at remote offices faster and more efficiently.