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About Steve Carter
I'm responsible for the design, development and management of XO's VoIP, SIP trunking and Hosted PBX services and I'm based out of Herndon, VA. I led the launch of XO's SIP Trunking services and developed new capabilities for our VoIP and SIP services. I helped XO win the 2007 and 2009 Internet Telephony Product-of-the-Year for XO SIP and XO Enterprise SIP. I've got more than 20 years of product development and management experience in wireless, data, telecom, and IP services. When not sleeping, eating and sipping (pun intended) telecom, I enjoy spending time with my wife of 22 years, three boys and three dogs.
You’ve got a dynamic business with lots of locations and change is constant….That’s great news, but along with all that growth, are you growing a telecom headache?
Maybe it’s time to consider outsourcing that hassle…
If your business is like many of today’s enterprises, you’re constantly looking for ways to make the most of your current unified communications investments—and you’ve probably heard that SIP trunking can help you do just…
You’re not alone in your befuddlement. The array of different hosted communications options confounds many people, as evidenced by the huge turn-out and lively Q&A session during our May webinar, Making Sense of Hosted PBX. …
In a recent webinar on hosted PBX services that I led, I was impressed by the following question: What are the tipoffs that will tell me whether or not the service provider can deliver on…
Buying communications services used to be simple: order some phone lines, a data circuit and you were done. Times have changed and telecom buying decisions in 2012 can be mind-bogglingly complex. You’ve got a smorgasbord…
Many of today’s savvy enterprise decision makers are constantly looking to improve their communications infrastructure with Session Initiation Protocol or SIP trunking. One of the decisions facing them is whether or not they should drive…
Every day I work closely with our account teams and sales engineers to help customers identify ways they can make their communications networks more efficient and be designed with the future in mind. My advice…