ADSL Providers Got More Than 20 Percent of Their Customer Base to Take VoIP.

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c38495) has announced the addition of KPN Drives VoIP Uptake with InternetPlusBellen to their offering.

Growth in digital telephony is accelerating, after most Dutch providers launched VoIP-based fixed telephony services in 2005 and incumbent KPN ramped up from the start of this year sales of its internet and VoIP package InternetPlusBellen. KPN's share of the consumer fixed telephony market has been in steady decline, as cable and DSL rivals quickly convince their internet customers to also take VoIP service. The ADSL providers excluding KPN have realised an especially impressive conversion ratio, getting more than 20 percent of their customer base to take VoIP. However, KPN has made a quick start with VoIP, and had already 73,000 subscribers connected at the end of the first quarter and 100,000 at the end of April. Similar to its rivals in the DSL market, KPN is building off its broadband subscriber base to grow VoIP services, while the incumbent is also using InternetPlusBellen to help offset the loss of traditional PSTN and ISDN fixed customers.

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