While over-the-top (OTT) VoIP services are not about to replace traditional telephony, they will have a marked impact on telcos' revenues over the next eight years, according to Ovum. Forecasts from the global analyst firm reveal that OTT VoIP will cost the global telecoms industry $479bn in lost cumulative revenues by 2020, which represents 6.9% of cumulative total voice revenues.
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