VoIP

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a technology for transmitting voice communications over the Internet.

VoIP technology enables the transmission of ordinary telephone calls, faxes, and other voice communications over the Internet with no loss in functionality, reliability or quality. The data and voice information is sent in digital packets rather than over the traditional circuits of the public telephone network.

Many businesses considering the implementation of VoIP are interested in a way to tie together a traditional telephone network with a data network that has the capability of carrying both data and voice.

There are several advantages to using VoIP technology. Using a single network for both data and voice simplifies network administration by centralizing control. Changes, add-ons, and moves are typically easier and less costly. In addition, using a single network eliminates the need for an independent voice network and extends the utility of the existing data network.

Businesses that need to communicate with remote offices or telecommuters or place many long-distance calls can see significant dollar savings using VoIP. The ability to bypass traditional long-distance circuits, to extend features and functionality, and to make use of the already-paid-for Internet data connection can generate significant return on investment.

If you are interested in discussing the implementation of VoIP in your business, call now at 253.565.5964 or e-mail us and ask about setting up an appointment.