Voice over IP (VoIP) continues to dominate the telecommunications landscape in the US and abroad.
And the forecast for the future looks bright, but very cloudy! ?
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Let me explain…
VoIP provides an unparalleled level of efficiency and cost-savings to most businesses. VoIP offers a variety of enhanced functionality, including an extensive range of call handling capabilities, in addition to the flexibility to support and adapt to evolving work environments – in & out of the office.
And contrary to (popular) belief, cloud-based VoIP is usually more…
- secure than your “internal” data network.
- cost-effective than traditional “premise-based” phone systems.
- resilient to carrier and power outages, or catastrophic (hardware) failures.
- reliable than the old phone system that’s mounted on the wall in your phone closet.
But VoIP’s real strength is cost of ownership, which includes business continuity. Cloud-based VoIP usually proves out to be more cost-effective than premise-based solutions when you add up all the numbers. Frankly, one of the only reasons not to rely on the cloud is having a sub-par Internet service.
Because this is such an important topic, I’m going to refer you to a recent article on Leveraging VoIP to Your Advantage, which you can find by clicking here.
In it, you’ll discover 6 ways that other companies are benefiting from their IDeACOM VoIP solutions.
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Or perhaps you’re ready to dig deeper. If so, then check out this article on You Need VoIP Now More Than Ever which discusses how you can schedule a VoIP demo or test drive. Or just contact us.
We realize that every company is different and you could have some unique requirements. And your mileage may vary as a result of certain characteristics. But that’s exactly why it’s worth starting a conversation.
Confused? Have questions? Want to discover more?
Let us know how we can help your organization enhance communications and reduce costs.
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