A significant shift in the technology of telephony is sweeping over the market as telephony meets the information age.
Just as surely as VHS tapes gave way to DVDs, traditional telephony will be replaced by IP telephony.
This shift is well underway with IP Telephony outselling traditional telephony for the first time in 2005.
Importantly, this transition from early adopters to mainstream is accompanied by the transition from proprietary solutions to those based on an open standard for telephony called SIP.
With this standard, IP Telephony promises more than just cost savings, it will be a platform for innovation with existing applications.
System i IP Telephony brings it heritage of reliability, security and support for open standards to provide our customers a differentiated choice versus today's market.
Chip McClelland
is a Senior Marketing Manager for IBM System i, the mid-market focused server line in IBM’s Systems and Technology Group.
He sets the offerings strategy and leads a team that selects target markets and develops the offerings to serve them.
Before joining IBM in 2001, he was a Brand Manager at Procter & Gamble where he led the development and introduction of brands in the Food & Beverage Sector. Prior to that, he was an infantry officer and a weapons systems engineer in the United States Marine Corps.
Chip graduated from the US Naval Academy and has a Master’s degree in Systems Engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School.
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