Broadband connections with Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) in New Zealand

VoIP is technology that allows for voice and multimedia communication over Internet Protocol (IP) networks, such as the Internet. It excludes web-based VoIP services, such as Skype.
The number of 'Connections with VoIP battery backup' is a subset of 'Broadband connections with VoIP'.

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The Internet Service Provider (ISP) Survey is a survey sent to all New Zealand-based Internet service providers. The target population for the ISP Survey in 2018 was 92 businesses

Businesses that provided other Internet services, such as web and domain hosting, but that did not provide ISP services, were excluded from the population. This is because the primary activity of an ISP is providing a connection to the Internet. Web-hosting units do not meet this condition, but rather, provide Internet-based services. Businesses that provide only occasional or unmetered access (including Internet cafes, kiosks, libraries, and universities) are also excluded. The activity of this group is covered by the ISP each business subscribes to, and so do not need to be surveyed separately.

Industry sectors > Internet Service Provider Survey - ISP > Number of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) connections (Annual-Jun)
All variables were selected to create this table.

The main objective of the ISP Survey is to provide the government with information on the total number and nature of the subscribers that use New Zealand based ISPs to connect either permanently or regularly to the internet.

The Internet service provider survey used to be a postal survey of all businesses that meet the population selection criteria. In 2018 Stats NZ tried a new online mode for the survey.