The total market for business VoIP and IP VPN services will grow from $6.4 billion in 2006 to $15 billion in 2012, according to "Business VoIP Revolution 2007-2012: The Opportunity. The Market. The Players." -- a new study by leading telecommunications research consultancy and benchmarking firm ATLANTIC-ACM.

"Growth in the enterprise VoIP space will be driven by increased mainstream adoption of VoIP among businesses," said Aaron Blazar, ATLANTIC-ACM analyst covering the Business VoIP sector. "As concerns over quality and security fade, VoIP represents the next major wave of communications services adoption in the business community. While these concerns do remain as holdovers from VoIP's early days, they are beginning to subside, setting the stage for rapid adoption beginning in the 2007 to 2008 time frame."

"Business VoIP Revolution 2007-2012: The Opportunity. The Market. The Players." is a comprehensive overview of the enterprise VoIP space, including market statistics and projections, case studies of major players, detailed technology overviews and in-depth analyses of adoption drivers and obstacles. The 150+ page study is affordably priced at $1,495. Interested parties can find more detailed information in the reports section of ATLANTIC-ACM's website at www.atlantic-acm.com/reports/.