VOIP
or Voice Over Internet Protocol is one of the newer phone systems
developed today. You may not have been aware of it, but you are already
making VoIP calls whenever you place long-distance calls. Telephone
companies use VOIP to streamline their systems. By steering many
telephone calls through a circuit switch and into an IP entryway, they
can genuinely lessen the transmission capacity they're utilizing for the
long term. When the call is appropriated by an entryway on the other
side of the call, it is decompressed, reassembled and steered to a
nearby circuit switch.
More
and more businesses are installing VoIP phone systems because of the
practicality they bring in terms of both economics and infrastructure
requirements. Just imagine, with a VOIP phone system, you can make a
call anywhere as long as you have broadband connectivity. And with the
smart phones we have nowadays, business travellers can take their phones
with them on trips and access their home phone from there.
A
typical VOIP phone system includes caller id, call waiting, call
transfer, repeat dial, return call, and three-way calling features.
Advanced call-filtering options are also available from some carriers.
Call filtering feature use caller ID information to allow you make a
choice about how calls from a particular number are handled. You can
forward the call to a particular number, send the call directly to voice
mail, give the caller a busy signal, play a "not-in-service" message,
or send the caller to a funny rejection hotline.
With
numerous VoIP services, you can additionally check voice mail by means
of the Internet. You may also append messages to an e-mail that is sent
to your laptop, PC, or tablets.
These
services are all valuable to small, medium, and big businesses.
Business will also benefit from toll-free numbers that can be provided
by VOIP service providers. Of course, VOIP phone system features depend
on the package that a business will avail. It is therefore imperative
for business owners to analyze their business plans and assess their
communication needs. Additionally, not all VOIP service providers offer
the features described above. Costs and services vary a lot so it’s best
to do a little window shopping before you decide.
Digital South Communications
503 E Jackson St., #121 Tampa, FL 33602
727-441-2700
http://www.digitalsouth.com/
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