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The marriage of computer and telephone technology goes by the funny name of VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol). But the cost savings are no laughing matter.
The single biggest advantage of an IP PBX is for businesses with multiple locations. With VoIP, any and all offices on a LAN or WAN can get the benefits of having a common office phone system, including extension dialing, seamless call transfers, and other features. In addition to making it easier to communicate, this sharing of features can enhance collaboration as employees at different locations can truly feel like they are part of the same organization. Plus, if they are on the company network, the phone calls are free – even if your offices are located thousands of miles apart. Simply looking at your current phone bill for calls between far-flung offices can give you an idea of how much you can save.
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is a signaling protocol for establishing sessions in an IP network. But if you are like most of us, that means nothing to you. In layman’s terms, SIP is a method by which various computers can talk to one another so that they can complete voice calls. The protocol is increasingly being adopted as the standard means by which computers communicate to facilitate VoIP or Voice Over Internet Protocol. So you can imagine SIP as a common language for new generation operators to speak to connect calls. However, there are no operators there is only your computer (or other hardware) and that of the person you are speaking with. That brings this introduction to some of the many benefits of SIP communication. (more…)
Many of those out there are considering the best way to go, PBX versus VoIP. While there are some similarities between the two, the differences are large as well. As a business owner, you need to consider more than just which one looks like it’s the right choice. You will need to cover: • Ease of use of the system with your employees.
Session Initiation Protocol or SIP refers specifically to a language that various computers can communicate to one another in so that they can complete voice calls. It has become vitally important in recent years as it plays a central role in VoIP or Voice Over Internet Protocol. VoIP Is the rapidly growing technology which has millions of Americans throwing out their local and long-distance telephone bills and replacing them with free calls made over the internet. (more…)
One of the principal advantages of VOIP service is its low-cost, but there are other considerations besides saving money. For starters, it may not be possible to keep your old telephone number when you switch to a VOIP service or you may feel a need to keep the reliable 911 service. Before cutting your telephone line off completely, think this decision through carefully.
VOIP IS BIG NEWS FOR growing businesses. The cost savings, convenience and features are well-known, but there are a few drawbacks that you should be aware of. The good news is that many of these issues can be dealt with through proper planning and implementation.
You’ve seen the ads, and now you too, want to go wireless with a VoIP service. You have done your homework and are convinced that not only will VoIP save you money, but also the added features are just what you need for your small business as well as your residence. Here are some tips to help you set up your VoIP service.
Q: What basic features are included in business class VoIP offerings?
A: VoIP providers typically provide all of the Class 5 features found in traditional telephony offers. These include standard business class features such as caller ID, auto-attendant, call hold, call forwarding, and three way calling.Q: What are VoIP’s Conferencing capabilities?
We’re looking to buy our first PBX. Any recommendations on must have features for a PBX?
Yes, there are a number of generally accepted features that you should look for in any PBX. As an aside, we generally recommend an IP PBX, as opposed to a traditional PBX, but either way, here are the features to look for: (more…)
