Put Your Telecom in the Cloud
Let’s make something clear: disasters happen. They can strike at any time and will affect anyone, regardless of their age, race, gender, socio-economic status, political affiliation, and so on. They also have the potential to not just hamper businesses of all sizes, but to cripple them.
That’s one of the key reasons why it’s absolutely crucial for business owners and managers to have a disaster plan. Read more
Internet access is a business investment on which you should expect a fair return on. Too little bandwidth means your people will be twiddling their thumbs, pacing and losing their tempers waiting on uploads and downloads and while performing regular daily functions. A slow internet connection can mean loss of productivity; which translates into negative opportunity costs.
On the other hand, excessive bandwidth means you are paying for something you don’t use. This is waste of money and something every business should want to avoid. Read more
If you have a traditional phone system, or no phone system at all, and you’ve made it here, chances are you’re thinking about switching over to a Voice Over IP system. VoIP has a number of benefits over a traditional phone system, especially if you own a small business. Once you’ve made the decision to go with VoIP, it’s time to start thinking about the transition. Read more
What has typically been used to make a phone call, or carry voice traffic, is called the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). PSTN traffic includes, Analog, ISDN BRI, E1 or t1 lines. But with the advent of VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) telephony is moving from PSTN to much more modern and flexible Session Internet Protocol trunks or SIP trunks. Read more
In this age of fluctuating gas prices, nightly traffic jams and long commutes, more workers and employers are turning to the benefits of telecommuting to conduct their daily business. Telecommuters say they enjoy the freedom, creative and otherwise, of working from home or a remote office location. Meanwhile, cost-cutting opportunities for employers, in the way of reduced electricity bills and the like, make telecommuting a win-win situation. Read more
