VoIP networks
[/viː.oʊ.aɪ.piː ˈnɛt.wɜrks/]
nounpl: VoIP networks
redes VoIP
1. Telecommunications networks that transmit voice communications and multimedia sessions over Internet Protocol (IP) networks, converting analog voice signals into digital data packets
Many companies have migrated to VoIP networks to reduce communication costs and improve flexibility.
Muitas empresas migraram para redes VoIP para reduzir custos de comunicação e melhorar a flexibilidade.
2. Infrastructure systems that enable voice calls over broadband internet connections rather than traditional telephone lines
VoIP networks allow employees to make calls from anywhere with an internet connection.
As redes VoIP permitem que os funcionários façam chamadas de qualquer lugar com conexão à internet.
3. Technology platforms that integrate voice, video, and data communications through unified IP-based systems
Enterprise VoIP networks often include video conferencing and instant messaging capabilities.
As redes VoIP empresariais geralmente incluem capacidades de videoconferência e mensagens instantâneas.
VoIP networks have become increasingly prevalent in both Brazil and the USA since the 2000s, representing a shift toward cost-effective, technology-driven communication infrastructure. In Brazil, adoption grew significantly in the corporate sector as businesses sought to reduce international calling costs. The technology is now standard in most enterprise environments across both countries, with terminology like 'redes VoIP' being widely understood by technology professionals and business managers alike.
Related Idioms & Phrases
making the switch to VoIP
VoIP-enabled communication
cloud-based VoIP solutions
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