Practice Management

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Practice Management

An examination of the management practices at GotVMail.

1,028 words () | 7 sources | APA | 2007 India

Paper Summary:

This paper explains how, in the past the Internet, used to run on phone systems, but now phone systems are running on the Internet. It discusses the importance of access to a low-cost, high quality worldwide network where voice and data consolidation can bring tremendous savings to a company's communications expenses. The paper analyzes GotVMail as a company which uses the power of VoIP to deliver high quality services to its clients at a substantial savings. In conclusion the paper shows that Voice over IP is in a state of rapid evolution and might be replacing the traditional phone system sometime soon in the future and this keeps GotVMail in good stead.

Outline:
Introduction
Product Analysis
Business Model
External Influences
The ICT Factor
Key Business Drivers for GotVMail
Conclusion
Recommendations

From the Paper:

"GotVMail is a virtual telecommunications service aimed at providing services to small businesses, home-based businesses, and mobile professionals. The services provided by the company are efficient having very high quality of voice backed up by 24 x 7 technical support provided at a fraction of cost. Siamak Taghaddos is the President and Chief Executive Officer of GotVMail Communications, and is the guiding force of the company's mission of providing virtual phone service to small businesses. David Hauser the Chief Technology Officer and David Powers Vice President, Corporate Communications, ably support him in the day-to-day operations of the company. (Company website)"

Sample of Sources Used:

Andrew Lawrence; VoIPs Time has come Editorial director for infoconomy. http://www.infoconomy.com/pages/search/group69036.adp
GotVMail website: http://www.gotvmail.com/
Information Management - The strategic and Organizational Dimension by Michael Earl - Clarendon Press Oxford
IP Telephony to have dramatic impact on Asian voice, data communications markets. http://www.indiainfoline.com/nevi/inwi/mm42.html
McKnight, L., Lehr, W., & and Clark, D. (2001). Internet telephony. The MIT Press.