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Posted by Daniel Noworatzky on Mar 29, 2017 3:40:00 PM The most recent FCC Voice Telephone Services report, published in November 2016, states that two thirds of businesses in the United States are still using switched access telephone lines (PSTN or POTS). The reasons they haven’t yet migrated to VoIP (voice over internet protocol) are varied. One of the most prevalent myths about VoIP is that the quality is not as good or reliable as that of traditional telephone lines. The truth, however, is that VoIP technology has evolved to a point where the audio quality is generally as good

/Press Release/ Xiamen, China – March 20, 2017 – Yealink, the global leading unified communication (UC) terminal solution provider, announced today that the company’s full T5 media phone series will make their global debut at Yealink’s Booth 537 during the 2017 Channel Partners Conference and Expo, the communications industry’s only event exclusively for indirect sales organizations, agents, VARs, systems integrators, interconnects and consultants. “Channel Partner is a perfect opportunity for new products,” said Stone Lu, Yealink’s vice president. “The Yealink T5 Series provides an even more pleasant user experience for the agile workforce of today and tomorrow,” Mr. Lu added.

We’ve all been on conference calls. Let’s face it, when joining a conference call, we are often distracted by other things. From entering PINs and having the right software to experiencing audio and video issues, there are issues we have all struggled through. Take a few minutes to watch and enjoy this humorous look at what one of these video conference calls would look like in real life.  

There are pros and cons of both hosted PBX as well as on-premise PBX. There are some fundamental differences to each of the systems and they feature advantages that should be known prior to making a decision on one or the other. The move to an IP-PBX business phone system is beneficial regardless of which system is ultimately chosen. However, there are differences and knowing those leads to a better VoIP phone system and a higher level of satisfaction for the company, employees and even callers. Open source on-premise systems, such as Asterisk, are responsible for driving down costs for

VoIP phone service (Voice over IP; also known as digital phone service, digital telephony, or broadband phone) replaces your phone line with a high-speed Internet connection. It’s that simple. While traditional telephone service compresses your voice into a frequency on a wire, VoIP compresses the sound of your voice into packets of data. In milliseconds, these data packets are sent over the Internet. When the data reaches the final destination, it is converted back to sound. If use VoIP to call someone on the traditional phone network (the “PSTN” or Public Switched Telephone Network), the VoIP call is converted to

Are you looking for a local VoIP provider for your business telephone services? When this is the case, you may want to make use of a local business which provides Hosted PBX solutions for your business. There are many benefits to doing so. Here are just a few that you should consider: When you choose to go with local Hosted PBX Telephone Services, you have the option of keeping your existing phone number. There will be no interruption in service and you don’t have to worry about customers remembering the new number. This is of vital importance if you offer