VoIP is a family of technologies that enable voice communications using IP networks like the internet. Inventive developers and entrepreneurs have created an industry around VoIP technology in its many forms: desktop applications, telephone services, and corporate phone systems. VoIP is a core technology that drives everything from voice-chat software loaded on a desktop PC to Mac full-blown IP-based telecommunications networks in large corporations. To the Wall Street speculator, VoIP is a single technology investment with many revenue streams. To the enterprise network engineer, it's a way to simplify the corporate network and improve the telephony experience for users of the network. To the home user, it's a really cool way to save money on the old phone bill.

Solutions in this category provide the user with the ability to utilize the familiar "point and click" interface of their PC to easily and seamlessly access their e-mail, voice mail, faxes, and schedules.

Phone calls can be automatically dialed with the click of the mouse and conference calls set-up by dragging and dropping.