Are you utilising VoIP yet?

VoIP stands for voice over Internet protocol. It is in reality a protocol specifically designed for the optimised transfer of voice on the internet. It’s completely dependent upon the quality of the internet connection therefore anything that affects the internet connection will also affect the VoIP telephone service. It will help lower your Telco expenses and it will let make calls from any place which has access to the internet. VoIP is a form of technological innovation that enables businesses to make phone calls utilising the data network of the Internet.

VoIP is a technology that enables your IP Device to interconnect with IP PABX switches or allows your server to utilise a soft witch to be used as a telephone system. This is a highly effective technological innovation that allows organizations to improve their communications systems while enjoying lower expenses and improved functionality. It is really an fascinating technology that provides lots of advantages for a change in the way we see communication. VoIP is growing rapidly simply because it is sensible financially and enables businesses to become more efficient and productive.

VoIP is radically less expensive that traditional telephone systems that rely on hard-wired networks and proprietary, expensive telephone products. VoIP is particularly sensitive to any latency, jitter, or packet loss, and users will notice quality disruption especially if the bandwidth connection is not performing at the highest possible flow.

Business VoIP users can take your place of work along with them anywhere they are going, being able to access the VoIP PBX through any internet connection. This is ease of access is essential for any mobile workforce, accommodating employees based in a remote office, on the road, or simply just telecommuting from their home.

Given that VoIP is now being openly acknowledged as a sensible communications technology, the business field is all the more ready to embrace it, particularly since it’s providers are able to integrated it with traditional PBX systems.

Business VoIP systems offer capabilities which include having the ability to include remote extensions, virtual receptionists, and send out virtual faxes. They can enable end users receive voicemails as attachment sound files though their email. Auto attendants make it easy to route phone calls to other branches of your business, and may remove the cost of getting a receptionist to manage telephone calls.

The SIP protocol , which functions at the foundation of all current VoIP communications, ensures that your network can also extend throughout multiple devices across multiple locations, thanks to the protocol’s cross-platform support. Anything that is a IP-capable device or handset can communicate through the protocol, this makes VoIP and SIP technology the perfect option when designing a proficient business communications system.

See our range of VoIP based Telephone Systems and our rates for providing SIP Trunks to connect your system to our Network. They are very competitive and can generally save you 30%-50% of your traditional call costs.