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Friday, 02 March 2018 / Published in How VoIP

Why is VoIP important

Why is VoIP important

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Why is VoIP important?

Over the last few years, VoIP has established to be a real game changer in the empire of telephony. As VoIP has develop increasingly popular among companies and entities, it has also taken over a large portion of the telephony market. With this current surge in popularity, one may wonder why VoIP is such a resounding success. Here are 3 reasons why VoIP is thus important:

 

Possibilities

One big feature of VoIP telephony is that it bargains many options to users. Users now have a choice on many aspects of their phone convention. They can communicate through an audio only conversation, as well as a HD video conversation. They can use traditional telephones, or they can determine to use IP phones, computers or mobile devices. The choices presented by VoIP telephony far exceed what has been likely so far.

 

Hardware selections

As stated above, VoIP systems allow users to choose their own hardware. Traditional phones, IP phones, computers/laptop or smartphones can now be used to make calls worldwide, and so phone calls are no longer limited to a single device. Moreover, businesses can now avoid PBXs/IPPBX/PABX in their offices. Indeed, IPPBXs offered by VoIP companies are both simulated and hosted by the provider, which means offices no longer need to make room for such large infrastructure.

 

Convergence

With VoIP, the conjunction of all forms of communication to the Internet is now complete; emails, phone calls, video calls, web chat, conference calls and all other forms of data transfer can now take place on a single unified IP network. This allows deployment and maintenance expenses to be reduced, while also removing the cost of additional networks, since the fees related to growing one’s Internet network to encompass telephony are much lower than the costs of deploying and preserving a separate network dedicated to phone calls.

 

Customizability and convergence are some of the key factors in the progress of hardware and technology. Thankfully, VoIP brings both to the world of telephony, consenting businesses and individuals like further meet their services to an Internet network as well as choose what hardware they will use and how they will use their phone service. For this reason, VoIP is an important step forward in telephony.

 

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