Many wonder if VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) can improve their business? Will it be cost effective and will it actually improve communication efficiency and productivity? Many business owners have all heard about the qualities and advantages of VoIP but will it be right for you? Let’s find out.
If you fit the following, then we should probably #techaboutit.
- a mobile workforce
- a company that lives and breathes by their phones
- facing issues with traditional phone lines such as high cost, lack of mobility and/or lack of a management system
VoIP will increase your efficiency and productivity. Here’s how!
With VoIP, your phone calls travel over the internet as data, just as e-mail does. This type of service can dramatically lower your telecommunications costs while increasing your productivity. It also provides useful features and capabilities that conventional phone technology can’t offer. Though VoIP has gained popularity, some businesses are still on the sidelines, concerned that VoIP audio quality is substandard, that the technology is difficult or costly to implement, or that their phone service will be interrupted if their electricity goes out. This is far from the truth as VoIP’s benefits far outweigh any potential drawbacks. Our clients have benefitted from our VoIP services by cutting costs and lowering the roaming and long distance fees by utilizing VoIP on their laptops and phones to call clients on the road. Here are the top three reasons how VoIP will help you.VoIP helps you cut costs:
- Save on average between 30% – 50% on phone bills
- Lower expenses spent on travel by using online conferencing, and video calls
- Easily add extra phone lines using the unified communication system
VoIP will help you improve communication with customers and employees:
- Employees will have more ways to stay connected
- Ability to track the online statuses of your employees
- Remotely work at home by connecting to your own VoIP Network
Free features:
- Voicemail
- Caller ID
- Conferencing
- Call forwarding
- Unlimited Canada-wide distance
