Voice-over-IP Communications (VoIP)

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Voice-over-IP Communications (VoIP) refers to the technology that enables the transmission of voice and multimedia sessions over Internet Protocol networks. In logistics, VoIP facilitates real-time communication among warehouses, transport hubs, distribution centers, and external partners via the Internet or private networks, replacing or augmenting traditional telephony.

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