Method of using a packet-switched network, a data processing system, a microphone system, and a speaker system
AssigneeSBC Knowledge Ventures, L.P.
InventorEdward Walter
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AssigneeSBC Knowledge Ventures, L.P.
InventorEdward Walter
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A method of using a packet-switched network can be used to deliver broadcast messages using a VoIP connection. Packets within the broadcast message can be intelligently routed to intended recipients based on one or more addresses for a logical segment of an organization (e.g., employees of a department), a physical segment (e.g., a building, floor of a building, meeting room, etc.), individuals, or any combination thereof. The broadcast message may be heard by a significantly higher fraction of intended recipients compared to all recipients because the routing of packets of the packet-switched network can reduce the number of unintended recipients as would occur when using a conventional analog public address system. Also, existing infrastructure can be used and does not require speaker wires to pass through walls or ceilings.
A method of using at least one packet-switched network, the method comprising:
A data processing system for use with at least one packet-switched network, the data processing system comprising:
A Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) microphone system for use with a packet-switched network, the VoIP microphone system comprising:
A Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) speaker system for use with a packet-switched network, the VoIP speaker system comprising:
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