VoIP Phone Systems
Simplify your communications with a modern phone system
Your traditional PBX phone system has served you well. In all likelihood, it’s already paid for. So you have a certain incentive to stick with it. That may seem like a safe choice on the surface. After all, changing your communications systems is a significant undertaking and entails a certain amount of risk. However, it may be far riskier to stay with an out-of-date and underperforming on-premises PBX.
Reasons to Switch from Traditional PBX to a VoIP Phone System:
- One single vendor simplifies billing and communications
- Easily scalable system as your business grows
- New, modern features to help your business get ahead
- Cloud continuity means your business can continue to communicate even when office access is limited
Features of VoIP Phone Systems:
- Conference calling
- Automated attendant & digital receptionist
- Direct-dial extensions
- Auto business hours and holiday hours
- Voicemail to email
- Ready for multi-site and remote workforce
- Quick and Easy to scale up or down
- Unlimited calling – Canada & USA
- Call screening
Simple, Streamlined, and Secure.
VoIP phone systems can look just like a regular landline, they are more secure, and can be used anywhere that has an ethernet connection.
What is VoIP?
VoIP stands for Voice-over-Internet-Protocol. It is a much more effective and reliable way to communicate with each other. This gets rid of landlines and instead uses your existing internet connection.
Not only does it keep all the same features that would come with a traditional landline, you have even more added flexibility and options that come with it.
As leaders in business technology and corporate solutions, Wired for the Future prides itself on suggesting cutting edge solutions that allow your business to grow and work effectively. That’s why we suggest ditching your old and outdated phone lines and adapting to VoIP.
How does VoIP work?
Any form of communication involves signals, and there are two types: Analog, and digital. Analog signals are continuous signals, whereas digital signals are chopped up into tiny pieces.
Everything on a computer is a digital signal, and that means that analog signals (your voice) get converted into a digital signal, compresses it, and then sends it over a secured broadband connection.
If you have high-speed internet connection—which any successful business has—you can begin to use VoIP.
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