Blogs

The Biggest Telecom Story You Haven't Heard About

Recently, disputes erupted in Gambia and the UAE over the legality of VoIP, and legislators have taken actions to restrict or remove VoIP access countrywide. The actions of these countries’ governments bring to light some interesting questions about the status of VoIP, and how it should be handled across national and international boundaries.

Low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Makes Hosted PBX a No Brainer for Small Business

Business Grade Voice System Features Are Necessary but Costly

Every business, large or small, should have a business-grade PBX capability because it projects a more professional image to your customers and prospects. Features like automated attendants, Find Me – Follow Me and Unified Communications can make a real difference in how your business is perceived by callers.

How Virtual Numbers Can Benefit You or Your Business

There once was a time when having a phone presence in another location was a very costly endeavor.  Recently, with the advent of cheap DID (direct inward dialing) numbers, it is easy and affordable to have a phone presence in multiple locations around the globe.  This can be advantageous for businesses with clients all over the world, or businesses trying to acquire new clients globally.

Low Cost Telephone Service: 5 Common Purchases That Cost More than VoIP

Many people all over the world have switched to VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) for their landline service because VoIP is reliable, high quality, and easy to use. VoIP is the technology behind Internet telephone service by which service providers send voice messages as digital data between IP addresses through an Internet connection.

Policy Makers and the Push for an All-VoIP American Network

In the VoIP industry, it’s become almost taken for granted that the PSTN (public switched telephone network) will be dismantled within just a few years. Though this news has not garnered much attention outside of the VoIP industry, closing down the PSTN will represent a major change in the telecom world.

How Improved WiFi Service in Public Transportation Foreshadows a VoIP Revolution

Wheels on the bus go round and round, and now WiFi is along for the ride.

How You Could Spend Less on VoIP Than on a Beer

Spring Break is coming up fast, and thousand of college students around the globe will be heading to vacation destinations. So, My VoIP Provider has come up with a few VoIP solutions that cost less than a can or two (or three) of cheap beer.

How to choose the best VoIP hosting Provider

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) communication systems have become a popular choice for today's companies mainly because they offer significant short-term savings. The simple fact is, traditional landline service plans have become too expensive and as the VoIP industry continues to emerge it may soon replace hardline communication systems on the enterprise level.

Improving Internet Services in the US and the Future of VoIP

Georgia’s massive Internet victory last week is truly a game changer when it comes to the Internet and communication, especially for local service in remote areas that often have poor to no Internet service.

VoIP Company in the Spotlight: Voice2Phone

Even in this tech-savvy day and age, sometimes nothing beats a regular old phone call. This is why phone campaigns remain as important as ever for advertising, marketing, and customer satisfaction purposes. Whether these campaigns are used for a new business product, or a political candidate, or a health alert, phone campaigns can help you reach the masses.

Syndicate content