This describes a technology where voice travels over a data network (or the Internet) rather than a traditional line.
VoIP is utilized in a variety of ways: to connect phones within a single system in a single office, to seamlessly connect phones in multiple physical locations, to network two phone systems together, and to provide telephone lines to your location.
This is a very common question and we get calls all the time to upgrade a system to IP or VOIP (Voice over IP) technology. Do you need it? Will it provide the return on investment you are looking for?
These are just the beginning questions. We will help you answer them all before you take your next step. As always we recommend sorting through these questions with an STC communications representative who not only understands telecom technology, but one who also cares about your business. We would be happy to take your call or email and answer any questions you may have. Listed below are some common guidelines to help you with your decision.
While many IP phone sales people will tell you yes, the real answer is probably not. There is unified messaging technology available that will work with your current system that is much more affordable alternative to VoIP technology.
Contact us to learn more about STC's unified messaging solutions for your business.
This is one of the main benefits of an IP telephone system. With our Panasonic hybrid systems, you can enjoy the lower cost of TDM technology for the phones in your office, and have the benefits of VoIP for the telephones located outside your office.
This is one area where a VoIP telephone system can offer tremendous savings to your business by allowing you to use your staff in the most cost-effective way possible. Because VoIP allows every phone in your entire organization to act like they are all connected to a single, large telephone system, the possibilities are endless.