| Business VoIP is a blog covering the business aspects of VoIP, deployment issues with VoIP, and other various elements revolving around VoIP in the business arena.
Steve Wozniak to Keynote ITEXPO Las Vegas
We are extremely proud to announce Steve Wozniak is a keynoter at ITEXPO in Las Vegas, Thursday, August 29 at 10am....
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WebRTC Screen Sharing Demo!
In a recent post WebRTC Test Demo Fun, I gave some real world "working" examples of WebRTC. One of the demos I...
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Attend the WebRTC Webinar and Learn More about the Disruption
Tomorrow, February, 20th, Dialogic will be hosting a WebRTC webinar and we’re pleased to have with us respected analyst Dean Bubley from...
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Thank You Amazon, Retailers May Now Merge at Will
When reports surfaced regarding Office Depot merging with OfficeMax, the first thing which may have occurred to many, is regulators wouldn’t let...
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Scam Users, Accumulate Facebook Likes, Buy a Ferrari
Bitdefender Labs recently reported that a site showing kittens and unicorns suggested users download a “business flash” plugin in order to see...
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Windows 8 Sync Settings - Security Hole
Windows 8 has a cool new feature that lets you login with your cloud-based Microsoft account (@hotmail.com, @live.com, @outlook.com) and it will...
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Is Apple Too Sexy for MWC?
In deciding not to exhibit at the Macworld events, CES and MWC, Apple has shown the world that it doesn’t need...
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Small Business VoIP Start-Up Guide
October 18, 2012
More businesses are leaving conventional landlines behind and getting onto Voice over IP phone systems, and considering the level of attraction for various reasons, this isn't all that surprising. Fortunately, business VoIP providers and IP telephony as a whole are improving daily, moving closer towards implementation that addresses all issues and covers all bases. The following guide is in an effort to go over some of the pros and cons of VoIP, helping small businesses commit to something they would benefit from, or perhaps shy away from a technology that is neither feasible nor applicable.
âMaking VoIP Work
âThere are two ways of powering your VoIP service, and that's cloud hosted service or self-hosted service.
Is a Virtual Number the Same Thing as a Virtual Extension?
September 23, 2012Do “virtual number” and “virtual extension” mean the same thing? The simple answer is yes. The main difference between the two is the context in which they are used.
“Virtual,” in the context of VoIP Service, means that the call is forwarded to another telephone.
Questions to Ask Yourself When Choosing a VoIP Provider for Your SMB
September 11, 2012
Which VoIP provider is best for your business? No exact list of questions can cover everything you need to ask before selecting a phone provider. Consider this list as a companion to our head to head comparisons of different VoIP providers for your small or medium sized business.
Who Do You Call, and Who Calls You?
Take a look at your phone bill for the last few months to get an idea of how many minutes your use in a month. It will give you a good idea of whether you’re better off with a metered or unlimited plan.
Who Do You Call, and Who Calls You?
Take a look at your phone bill for the last few months to get an idea of how many minutes your use in a month. It will give you a good idea of whether you’re better off with a metered or unlimited plan.
How Business VoIP Services Increase Productivity
September 7, 2012It is more important than ever to be connected to the office. In the past, this has meant an assortment of gadgets, and too often, an improper balance of home and office life. Business VoIP services allow you to get work done more efficiently by managing the most important resource you have: your own time and attention. The exciting new features of Voice over Internet Protocol for business allow you to digitize, customize, and optimize your telephony experience.
