Voice over internet protocol technology cuts telecommunications costs and improves productivity. But is it right for your business phone system? You’re at an internet café and get an important business call–on your laptop. You’re on the road and receive an urgent voice mail–in your e-mail inbox. Your business has a phone number with a Florida area code–even though your office
VoIP or Voice over Internet Protocol has gained a steady traction in the commercial world where businesses are gleefully abandoning their old telephonic systems in favor of the modern communication network. Steve Day, who leads the business development process at Network Telecom in the United Kingdom, opines that the transition from the old to the newer networks of connectivity has
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a type of technology that allows its users to make calls using the broadband Internet rather than the conventional or analog phone system. VoIP works by converting sound into digital voice communication and then transferring it through Internet broadband. So if you are using a VoIP telephone system, you are basically using the Internet
