"Boise State University could be a poster child of sorts for the virtues of VoIP, or voice-over-Internet protocol. In 2000, when Boise State switched from its analog telephone service to VoIP, the transition was seamless enough that many professors never knew about the change. And officials estimate that they saved about $900,000 by embracing Internet telephony instead of updating their traditional land lines."
Source: The Idaho Statesman
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