Archive - May 2016

As the telecommunications market continues to develop, the use of voice over internet protocol (VoIP) access and session initiation protocol (SIP) trunking services continue to be favored.  Their modern, unified communications (UC) platforms offer capabilities and solutions that legacy telecommunications services cannot match.

Finding the right VoIP provider can be tough as there are so many to choose from, and you’re looking to get the most for your money.

“Sign, sign, everywhere a sign” Changing the communications backbone of an organization doesn’t have to be difficult. There are key business signals that tell you when your business should be looking for a new phone system, specifically, a cloud-hosted VoIP phone system.

Toll-free numbers are numbers that begin with one of the following three-digit codes: 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, or 844. Regardless of which prefix you choose, they all work the same and offer you the same benefits. Toll-free numbers allow callers to reach businesses without being charged for the call.

Every now and then some new “business phone VoIP!” provider quickly enters the Canadian telecommunications market and the team here at Gonevoip just cringes. All we can think of are the poor startups and SMBs that are going to fall prey to the promise of low-cost, innovative technology coming from these pop-up shops.

Finding the ideal Business Phone Plan in 2021 Telecom talk can be pretty boring, but as a business owner in Alberta is important to find the best business phone plans. More so now, the times we are in demand unprecedented flexibility. If I told you hosted Private Branch Exchange (PBX) service could save you thousands of dollars compared to a traditional...

VoIP surp ... traditional phone system solutions in two main areas: cost and customization. Traditional phone solutions need dedicated lines, costly licenses and must be serviced by a technician when any changes to the phone must be made, like moving a line or setting a new voicemail box.

Voice over Internet Protocol is a standard method for making calls using a data connection. VoIP works by translating voice traffic to data and sending it over a data connection. To use it you need a phone system device on your network line IP phone.

VoIP offers businesses cheaper connectivity worldwide and offers additional features. Business traditional landline use is rapidly declining.