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There was a time when companies had only one choice for phone systems. During their time, traditional phone lines were the best available, but they had many problems. They were hard to scale, expensive to install, and didn’t provide the quality and flexibility that large businesses needed. VOIP phone systems have quickly become the preferred system for today’s forward-thinking businesses. …
When you update your enterprise-level business telecom system, it’s a major undertaking. Don’t invest in an antiquated PBX system that will break down and provide substandard voice quality. You need an enterprise-grade VOIP system that provides you with increased quality at a fraction of the price. What is VOIP for Business? VOIP stands for Voice Over Internet Protocol and instead …
The days of traditional large-scale phone service are over and large businesses need the safety and security of an enterprise VOIP system. If your phone system is constantly down, antiquated, or can’t keep up with your needs, then an Enterprise VOIP provider can vastly improve your system and customer service. Save Money with an Enterprise VOIP System Across the globe, …
Although this sounds like an easy decision to make, considering and managing the impact this will have on your business is just as important. We’ve therefore prepared a number of useful tips to minimize the impact this has on your business: Broadband Internet Access Ensuring your employees have the required infrastructure available to fulfil as much of their duties from …
While VOIP and hosted PBX solutions are well established, businesses in South Africa are increasingly looking to their providers to deliver a more comprehensive package of services: Cloud-based unified communications. What is Cloud-Based Unified Communications? As the name suggests, cloud-based unified communications bring together the core features of a virtual telephony solution (such as VOIP) with a range of additional …
There are many reasons for wanting to record conversations in today’s day & age. The big question is however when are these conversational recordings legal or not?
