Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a modern technology that allows companies’ employees to make business calls directly over broadband Internet services instead of using a conventional analog telephone system. VoIP technology works by converting sounds into a digital voice stream, then transferring this signal over the Internet via broadband services. This essentially means that…
As texting becomes more popular in the business industry – a short version of email that is available nearly anytime and anywhere – more companies find themselves relying on this versatile technology for day-to-day operations. As the younger generation, more experienced with today’s technology, enters the workforce, so too do their habits and methods of…
There once was a business world ruled only by landline telephone services. However, with the advent of modern technology, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) offers a popular alternative to the conglomerate landline giant. No longer are businesses restricted to desks with corded phones, but can now roam freely amidst Smartphones, tablets and the mighty Internet….
A multi-million dollar market, offering Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services to small and medium-sized businesses has never been more lucrative for both parties. First and foremost, this type of voice technology helps save companies between 40- to 90-percent off their current traditional telephone bills. Why has VoIP seen a sudden upsurge in users in…
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) utilizes the same communications channels that the Internet uses to transport data traffic; only in VoIP’s case it carries voice traffic over the Internet. What is VoIP? Business VoIP uses the Internet Protocol (IP) for communications. Traditionally, the IP is a protocol that sorts information. For example, email would never…