How the Great POTS, ISDN and PSTN Switch-Off Will Affect Your PBX
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From VoIP to Unified Communications and WebRTC
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Why your company should switch to VoIP and which mistakes to avoid in choosing the PBX
Years ago when VoIP first appeared on the scene, in the time of dial-up Internet, it was associated with poor audio quality and dropped calls. Today it is no longer a problem, thanks to the increased availability of broadband Ethernet services. Large and small companies, public administration organizations worldwide opt for VoIP, while some other …
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With the copper switch-off looming and hybrid working firmly entrenched, it may seem that the days of the desk phone are numbered. The widespread use of unified communication tools that work from any computer or mobile device means that a desk phone isn’t the obligatory tool it once was. But while this may inspire some …
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As a managed service provider, you know that choosing which products to sell and who to work with is vital to the success of your business. You also know your market and customers best. So when it comes to choosing the right SIP provider you may be happy to go local or opt for one …
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