Use VoIP to escape phone companies and gain new features
Phone systems in 2013, especially if they haven't been updated in years, can hurt businesses far more than they can help. Outdated systems can drop calls, make it hard for customers to get in touch and even slow the rate of production, all of which can negatively impact revenue and efficiency for an organization. Instead of relying on archaic systems that will only continue to slow down your employees, switching to VoIP, or voice over Internet protocol, can cut down on the frequent annoyances modern phones hold.
Above all else, dealing with telecom providers can be a hassle and a half. Their plans are often overpriced and under-featured, which can lead to expensive monthly bills filled with maintenance markups, which become necessary when the overcomplicated systems fail. Instead, turning to VoIP can drastically cut down on both frustration and bills, according to Newswire. Most VoIP systems offer their own phone systems, which will be streamlined and easy to use from the beginning, while slicing their monthly costs. That means you'll be paying less, getting more and won't be trying to learn unnecessary tricks just to get your systems working.
If you already have Internet in your office, which in most industries is a necessity, you're already halfway to installing VoIP. The ease-of-use involved in using the service is second to none, as it uses your existing Internet connection with no extra cost to you. Take advantage of what you already have at your fingertips.
Easy to transfer and control
Transferring your phone numbers when switching to a VoIP provider is easy, and once you've made the switch, getting onto the grid can be as easy as plugging in your phone. Other features included in most VoIP services include easy recording, clicking on phone numbers to directly dial them (no phone number entry required) and automating your incoming calls' direction, making your daily business easier than ever.
The massive adoption rates latching onto VoIP should be a good indicator of the technology's popularity. Almost one billion people are expected to use at least one VoIP application this year, according to Mobile World Live, with more sure to join them soon.
Telecom industry piece brought to you by Marlin Equipment Finance, leaders in telecommunications equipment financing. Marlin is a nationwide provider of equipment financing solutions supporting equipment suppliers and manufacturers in the security, food services, healthcare, information technology, office technology and telecommunications sectors.
Article written by Brian E. Walsh
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Above all else, dealing with telecom providers can be a hassle and a half. Their plans are often overpriced and under-featured, which can lead to expensive monthly bills filled with maintenance markups, which become necessary when the overcomplicated systems fail. Instead, turning to VoIP can drastically cut down on both frustration and bills, according to Newswire. Most VoIP systems offer their own phone systems, which will be streamlined and easy to use from the beginning, while slicing their monthly costs. That means you'll be paying less, getting more and won't be trying to learn unnecessary tricks just to get your systems working.
If you already have Internet in your office, which in most industries is a necessity, you're already halfway to installing VoIP. The ease-of-use involved in using the service is second to none, as it uses your existing Internet connection with no extra cost to you. Take advantage of what you already have at your fingertips.
Easy to transfer and control
Transferring your phone numbers when switching to a VoIP provider is easy, and once you've made the switch, getting onto the grid can be as easy as plugging in your phone. Other features included in most VoIP services include easy recording, clicking on phone numbers to directly dial them (no phone number entry required) and automating your incoming calls' direction, making your daily business easier than ever.
The massive adoption rates latching onto VoIP should be a good indicator of the technology's popularity. Almost one billion people are expected to use at least one VoIP application this year, according to Mobile World Live, with more sure to join them soon.
Telecom industry piece brought to you by Marlin Equipment Finance, leaders in telecommunications equipment financing. Marlin is a nationwide provider of equipment financing solutions supporting equipment suppliers and manufacturers in the security, food services, healthcare, information technology, office technology and telecommunications sectors.
Article written by Brian E. Walsh
Connect with Brian on Google+
- See more at: http://mediaroom.marlinfinance.com/telecommunications-equipment/use-voip-to-escape-phone-companies-and-gain-new-features/#sthash.6ba9Mz2M.dpuf
