For many of you, VoIP is old hat, and when it comes to innovations in communications, you're focusing on other things these days. Even UC may feel very 2013, and now you're more granular, becoming immersed in things like WebRTC, desktop video, BYOD and Big Data--along with anything that produces a tangible ROI for collaboration.
IT's job is getting harder, not easier, and with a near-impossible set of priorities to manage (juggle, really), you hardly ever get the chance to revisit things once they're up and running. This brings me to VoIP, and based on the research done for my latest white paper, I would advocate some second thoughts on that. Whether you deployed VoIP last year or many years ago, you're facing a tougher environment today regarding network security.