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VoIP Perfect for Call Centers and Mobile Employees

VoIP has a myriad of benefits that every business has always dreamed of, like flexibility, cost efficiency and not to mention enhanced customer service applications. Call Centers, which are popular these days, are now taking interest in VoIP and are starting to make the switch too

Before, a Call Center is in a building where you run your business. This tends to be a problem when your business ultimately expands to another location in which another Call Center shall be provided and set up again. This equals more spending and it’s more time consuming.

With VoIP, if ever your business expands, you can now outsource your work overseas just by employing home-based employees for less labor fee practically anywhere across the globe. You can work together in different time zones. Not only can this spare you moolah, your business can also have even greater worldwide customer service 24/7.

With the integration of data, audio and other web based features, you can now handle customer service calls more effectively and conveniently. In such case, calls are transferred more professionally and better care can be given to the clientele.

Another nice way that your business can take advantage of VoIP is if you have employees who do traveling a lot to almost any part of the globe. In normal situations, the business would give the employees personal cell phones for them to make and receive calls as anywhere and anytime.

With the help of VoIP, these mobile employees of yours can remain connected with you and yet still helps you in saving money in fees, considering there are no roaming charges when you use VoIP. With this modern technology, your employees can contact one another and with the higher ups more frequently sans worrying about the long distance charges.

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Posted by Travis Koch - May 29, 2013 at 12:05 pm

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VoIP – Packet Switching and Circuit Switching

There’s a difference between Packet Switching and Circuit Switching, and that’s the fact that Packet Switching makes use of data or Packets and sends them over the Internet, whereas Circuit Switching does its work through using electrical circuits in order to make a telephone connection. Circuit Switching is similar to the old switchboard operators, attempting to connect the caller with the recipient. Packet Switching is utilized to transfer data across the web, which includes e-mail. Packet Switching converts audio formats into data packets and sneds them over the Internet, then it reassembles them on phone or computer of the person on the other end in real time.

Instant messaging programs that are all the rage these days have been using VoIP technology for years. Today, majority of these messaging programs have voice enabled features that let customers call a member of their buddy list. You just need to have a microphone and speakers, and you can then communicate with anyone anywhere in the world, through VoIP and your Instant Messaging program.

Instant messaging VoIP incorporates varied areas into one program. Using your voice enabled programs, you can now hook up a digital camera, web cam and take advantage of the video, as you speak on your microphone and listen to your speakers, and you can type back and forth on your chat program. You may even write an email while at it. The potential for VoIP phones use is relentless

You got it right! VoIP phone service is a superstar in the telecommunication world of today. It is a solid technology. You can integrate it into many existing applications, and you won’t need special equipment for it. You only need a PC with a microphone and speakers can use the service and it is extremely cost-efficient. Talk will be cheap!

 

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Posted by Travis Koch - May 28, 2013 at 1:58 pm

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Communicating With People Across The Globe Using VoIP

When you use conventional landlines, reaching out to people from other countries typically drains the wallet. Because of such, even when we miss our loved ones overseas, we tend to put a limit on our phone calls to avoid overspending on calls. But, it’s all in the past now.

With the help of VoIP, you are able to make and receive calls practically anytime you want to and from anywhere in the world as long as there is Internet. This is due to the fact that calls using VoIP are usually free, as long as the person on the other end is also using VoIP.

You need to have an IP phone for VoIP to work. This phone is connected to the computer with the use of a network cable. When voice comes through the IP phone, such device will be converting the data into packets, and will then be transmitting the data into the computer system. Special software in the system delivers the data over the Internet with the use of the IP protocol and the one on the other end will get to receive the data. Data will then be converted back to voice again in the IP phone.

Anybody who has Internet connection can make and receive calls with VoIP technology. Only little money is required to purchase the needed hardware and software. But in some cases, the hardware and software will be assumed by the VoIP service provider. You only need to ask your local provider to know if they are the one who should shoulder the said requirements.

VoIP lets people around the world communicate with each other. Calls are typically free, and if ever there is a fee or charge, it’s usually just a small conventional fee for overseas calls. We can use this technology for business or pleasure, it’s your call!

VoIP video conferencing is also being tried by huge companies and people across the globe. And it’s not going to take long until every home has this amazing communication tool.

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Posted by Travis Koch - May 13, 2013 at 12:31 pm

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Billing With VoIP System

Recent technological advances now allow for a much more efficient and faster way of doing things, like I need to say it. VOIP communication has boosted positive reception in the past years and has provided a much better way for wholesalers to deal with the ever increasing number of resellers. Effective billing system will spare you time, money and effort and at the same time give accuracy and precision. Read on and get more information with regard to the said topic and what benefits good billing software gives to consumers.

The telecommunications industry have gone through many significant changes in just a tiny amount of time that can be from the usual landline type to the ever present and ever changing wireless communication that makes use of phones and computers to the even more advanced VOIP system. VOIP gives a means that is actually very beneficial to individuals who could take advantage of them. It is a system that is known to be very cost-effective and do not charge a large chunk of money to its subscribers and users.

The features that are offered by the VOIP billing system give a high level of efficiency and accuracy, and at the same time highlighting the provision and saving of time, reduced costs, as well as accuracy.

Time is one commodity that is constant for every individual. Time is typically the most common, if not the biggest, factor to be taken into consideration in using this VOIP system. Billing systems that have tiptop quality can save up to almost 80% of the usual time it takes to do manual billing. People who are adept in using this system can even save more time than people who are neophytes to this major breakthrough.

Accuracy and efficiency are two of the major things the corporate world is after. This is the idea of maximum production in the least amount of possible time. Businessmen do not want unnecessary delays and glitches that may take place in their system.

By choosing software that will definitely cater to the needs of a billing business, a sizeable amount of money, time and effort can be saved.

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Posted by Travis Koch - May 4, 2013 at 12:23 pm

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What are the pros and cons on internet telephone service?

Question by Let there be JIMBO: What are the pros and cons on internet telephone service?
My company is thinking to switch to a new phone provider that uses VOIP technology. It’s voice + data so conversations, they claim, are very clear. Does anybody have any knowledge of this?
It’s similar to Vonage, but I guess it’s more high quality?

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Answer by TropicalSun
Hey Jimbo,  I know about this.  My company just went with VoIP.  The only problem we seem to have is if someone calls you from a cell phone sometimes cuts in and out.  People also sound “far away” but not all of the time.  The VoIP phones we got have caller ID and tons of rings to choose from.  You can also delete the message from your email before you even have to listen to it (I am guilty of this.)  It will save your company a ton of money too, but I doubt they will pass the benefits on to the employees.. Most companies do not.

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Posted by VOIP Guy - May 3, 2013 at 1:56 pm

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Why does my cable internet shut off when the phone rings?

Question by thephilliesarenotstopable: Why does my cable internet shut off when the phone rings?
My family has cable internet. The cable comes from the wall, then goes to the modem, and then goes to the wireless-N router. A cord also comes from the router to the desktop PC it is near. The wireless network works fine normally. here is the problem, whenever the home phone rings or is used, the internet goes down and cannot be used until the phone is no longer in use. What is the cause of this problem and what are possible solutions?

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Answer by niteawul
From your setup, I can’t tell if you have DSL or cable internet. If this is DSL through your telephone company, it sounds like you either have a bad filter or connection outside, and the low frequency voice portion is bleeding into your high-frequency DSL, which is resetting your connection, or you have a cordless phone that is operating on the same frequency as your wireless router. Most new routers have a solution for this by altering the broadcast frequency of your wireless.

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Posted by VOIP Guy - May 1, 2013 at 1:45 pm

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