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Business Telephone Systems have come a long way since the days when Alexander Graham Bell paged Watson to come into his office. These days, a string connected to two tin cans just won't get it done when it comes to handling heavy call volumes and maintaining outstanding customer service. That is why Voice over internet Protocol (VoIP) can help you meet the demands of doing business in the 21st century. By harnessing the power of the World Wide Web and implementing it into your phone system, you can have state-of-the art technology that will elevate your business to a whole new operating level. The biggest advantage of business phone systems using VoIP is an important one, especially in the current economy. It can save money. The efficiency of the VoIP bandwidth when compared to traditional phone systems means that monthly phone costs can be reduced. Also, the cost per extension phone is lower. Another advantage is in the flexibility it allows for. These systems can provide for more than one phone call to be carried over a single broadband connection, so extensions can be added easily. And if your business is a call center, the technology allows for an employee to work from a remote location since all that is required is a reliable Internet connection. So how are business telephone systems integrated with a VoIP provider? There are three common methods in which to accomplish this. First, by use of an Analog Telephone Adapter you can connect your system to a broadband Internet provider to like a cable company. If you don't want to connect through your computer system, dedicated VoIP phones can be purchased and connected through a VoIP service provider. Finally, a softphone can be connected directly to a computer. This allows for a fixed phone number that remains constant even if your company facility relocates. Business telephone systems connected with VoIP can perform a variety of functions, including phone calls, emailing, faxing, Web conference calls, and even cell phone calling , so virtually any type of business could benefit. And there are different packages available that are geared toward large and small businesses, so you don't have to worry about it "fitting" your current phone system. In these days of decreased manpower and increased need for strong customer service, the integration of VoIP with your current phone system can help you save money without skimping on service.
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