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	IP TELEPHONY < solutions < home This solution combines all your communications-such as data, voice, and video-over a single network infrastructure. By combining multiple types of traffic on a single network connection an organization can drastically reduce their cost of managing their voice, video and data networks. Additional benefits are realized from the increase collaboration and productivity that an IP Telephony solution will provide. IP Telephony is the main catalyst of Multiservice Networking where this convergence creates a single, powerful network that is far easier and less expensive to manage and operate. Consolidating data, voice, and video networks into one architecture reduces costs and gives companies a new way to do business-a better way to compete. A multiservice network is easily extensible to add new capacity and features that protect today's investments and enable tomorrow's functionality. Companies that converge their voice and data networks can immediately reduce operating costs using simple toll bypass-using the WAN to carry long distance voice and fax calls between offices. However, the true benefit of multiservice networking is that it opens a new environment to application development that fully leverages the coexistence of data, voice, and video traffic on the same wire. Some of these emerging applications are as follows: Personal Telephony-leverages the idea that the network knows who you are. No matter where you are, the network automatically associates your unique services with your location. Unified Messaging-brings together all messaging systems (such as voice mail, e-mail, and fax or video messages) into one place for easy review and use through a graphical user interface on a PC. Collaborative Data Sharing-combines data, voice, and video for interactive scenarios. For example, a PC-based application lets a team view a document simultaneously and make changes that everyone can see in real-time without leaving their desks, all via the network to PC desktops. Video Streaming and Conferencing-useful for distance learning, self-paced learning applications, and more effective long-distance meetings.
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