VoiceOne On A Roll Print E-mail
Written by Adam Gosling   
Friday, 29 June 2007
The new management at VoIP, Inc. subsidiary, VoiceOne, are boasting of substantial increases in monthly minutes. Since joining the Company in September, monthly minutes have increased about 375% thanks to increased customer usage and the expansion of its facilities based network.

IN the process, the Company's revenue has also increased by approximately 400% compared to the previous year, due to a higher billable rate per minute. In addition to higher revenue, the company has also significantly reduced the cost of carrying the traffic, it says.

The Florida-based VoIP specialist operates an advanced MPLS(Multi-Protocol Label Switching) network and this year completed the initial phase of its U.S. national network infrastructure service through the expansion into additional locations in New York, Florida, Massachusetts and Georgia.

"We continue to make progress in increasing the utilization of our Network, through the signing up of blue-chip customers," said Anthony J. Cataldo, VoIP, Inc.'s Chairman and CEO.

"At the same time, we have streamlined operations, reduced interest expense and focused on reaching profitability. Despite challenges created by a legacy capital structure, VoIP has never been in a better position to drive revenue growth and improve operating results."

The network expansion allows it to service more than 50 million households and business subscriber lines. Thanks to the enhance market penetration, VoiceOne has been able to improve quality of service and reduce its overall cost, says a company statement.

Additional expansion is expected to continue throughout the year, ultimately enabling the company to offer services in 21 additional States covering a total of more than 200 million subscriber and enterprise lines.

"We continue to enhance our reputation as a quality provider of network carrier services," said Shawn Lewis, VoIP, Inc.'s Chief Operating Officer. "Several of our recent contract wins reflect our ability to provide low-cost, high quality solutions to leading companies throughout the country."

http://www.voiceone.com

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