Business Voip

Business

  • Author Everett John
  • Published April 2, 2012
  • Word count 530

Benefits of Business VOIP

When you switch your companies’ telephone service away from the old phone lines to Business VOIP you will typically enjoy a significant cost savings. Savings will generally come from one of two different ways. The first way is from savings from reduced monthly service and the other way, if you are setting up installation service for the first time is from reduced installation costs.

VOIP in a business can grow as your needs grow. Anytime you need to expand your business and grow your phone service and wish to not incur the additional installation expense related to expanding phone service you can with a VOIP service called SIP. SIP is cloud based

Potential downsides of Business VOIP

Occasionally Business VOIP has some downsides. The downsides to having this type of service can be: Weather conditions can affect Internet Service thus causing problems for VOIP service. There is the risk of security hackers, be they internal or external. There are occasional equipment failures internally too but this can often be quickly resolved. And periodically there is the regular scheduled internal computer network maintenance that causes a system to go down for a brief period.

How stable is VOIP

It does take some preplanning and work to have VOIP installed in a business but once the work is complete the features and savings can be significant. Some VOIP Service Providers with house multiple servers that can act as backups to one another so in the event a server goes down the others can pick up with missing a beat. Another thing to consider are backups there are built-in the design at every phase of a service provider’s operation. Having more than one path to traffic carriers is a good hedge against operational downtimes and provides the business more peace of mind.

Even some Business VOIP service providers offer the feature to allow customers to login and service their own accounts anywhere they have internet access. You don’t have to wait around for the phone company to show up and provide service and it allows you to make most changes and upgrades right from the internet.

Installing Business VOIP

Having Business VOIP installed can be either a simple or complex process depending on how large the business. It can be done via Do It Your or employing several highly trained technicians for more complex type jobs. Business VOPI does typically use the backbone of your existing internal computer networking lines and therefore depending on the size of your network will determine the complexity of the installation. If you’d prefer a more simple installation without all the hassle of the older style PBX systems then a cloud based VOIP system might suit your needs well and the installation is often more quick. The installation process however does require preplanning and time to install, program and work out any bugs but in the end is usually well worth the switch.

Mobile VOIP

By having a lot of associates on the road who still need to be connected to the office VoIP features can allows road traveling associate to use all the features of VOIP through their cell phone.

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