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It’s safe to say that many business owners and managers are aware of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone systems, and in fact, many businesses now use it. There are many more still using older phone systems however. If you are one of these companies, and are curious about VoIP, you may be interested to know more about the various features offered by providers

It’s safe to say that many business owners and managers are aware of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone systems, and in fact, many businesses now use it. There are many more still using older phone systems however. If you are one of these companies, and are curious about VoIP, you may be interested to know more about the various features offered by providers

Customers expect that you have a phone number, which usually means a big investment into an often inefficient system that is limited and run by various phone companies.

One of the most popular, and arguably important, websites is Facebook. This social media service has almost single handedly transformed the way we communicate and use the Internet.

Last week we posted part one of our three part article on how to maximize your IT savings and resources. Here’s a quick recap of what part 1 covered: The article looked at ways you can maximize resources you already have by being an outside thinker, always looking around and using facts to help determine your actions. Part 2 takes a look at things you can do to save internal IT costs.

Skype is not a new product, it’s been around for nearly a decade and has been one of the mainstays of the digitization of the telephone, commonly referred to as Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP).

A wide majority of businesses, regardless of size, location, or industry, have eagerly adopted technological solutions like the computer, or high speed Internet. Telephone systems have been largely ignored, mainly due to the fact that they still appear to work just fine. While traditional systems still work, they do break and fixing them can be incredibly costly.

Have you ever answered a sales call with a local number, only to find out the sales person isn’t from the local area? The technology that makes this possibly is usually a digital network like Voice over Internet Protocol, VoIP, with extra technology that allows businesses to use their traditional phone lines to place long distance calls for nearly no cost

When considering a new telephone system for an office, many small business owners are turning to digital solutions, like VoIP – Voice over Internet Protocol. While researching the systems available, it’s common to come across a number of confusing acronyms and terms that sound outright scary. Have no fear, we’re here to help.

Technology has advanced at a rapid pace over the past 30 years, with many devices moving from physical systems to digital versions, including one of the most useful: the telephone. While the use of landlines is still prevalent among some businesses, many have started to turn to the digital version, Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP. VoIP has become the main backbone of voice communication for a growing majority of companies, offering numerous benefits including potentially large cost savings, and decreased maintenance costs.