Monday, June 30, 2014
Hosted PBX in Schools: From Instruction to Administration
When
touring modernized elementary, secondary, and post-secondary
institutions, you will quickly notice one thing – an invasion of tablets
in the libraries and classrooms.Hosted PBX in Schools: From Instruction to Administration
Friday, June 27, 2014
VoIP Local Number Portability Explained
Switching to VoIP is a breeze. Simply activate an account, plug-in a call device, disable the old phone line, and away you go!
VoIP Local Number Portability Explained
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
How VoIP Whisper Messages Accelerate Lead Generation
Both management and marketing teams understand the value of VoIP
monitoring: It’s the perfect tool for performance review and data
assessment
How VoIP Whisper Messages Accelerate Lead Generation
Thursday, June 19, 2014
Top Unified Communications Trends Pushing the Industry Forward
In light of InformationWeek’s 2014 Unified Communications (UC) Survey,
which reveals UC acceptance growth in North America (77% of 488
respondents),Top Unified Communications Trends Pushing the Industry Forward
Monday, June 16, 2014
How Browsers Affect Hosted PBX Performance
Arguably, developers did not create all browsers equal. While some excel at
gaming, surfing, and downloading, others may struggle to keep up.
How Browsers Affect Hosted PBX Performance
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
How to Send and Receive Faxed Messages Using Hosted PBX
A few months back, we explained to customers why the fax machine holds steady in today’s technological world.
How to Send and Receive Faxed Messages Using Hosted PBX
Monday, June 9, 2014
VoIP Market Continues to Grow on Account of Small Businesses
VoIP Market Overview
By the end of this year, Gartner forecasts global IT spending will surpass $3.8 trillion, a 3% hike compared to 2013.VoIP Market Continues to Grow on Account of Small Businesses
Thursday, June 5, 2014
A Brief History of the Toll-Free Number
Last week, we featured a special article on the neuroscience behind vanity numbers – an interesting read for any user interested in science and technology.
A Brief History of the Toll-Free Number
Hosted PBX Saves Money for Residential Users Too!
Our blogs tend to focus on the advantages hosted PBX poses to small and large businesses.
Hosted PBX Saves Money for Residential Users Too!
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Five Uses of VoIP You May Have Overlooked
VoIP
promises more than just cheap long distance calling – and it is time
new users recognize this fact. Through a single interface, users can
configure, expand and reduce their communications infrastructure with
the click of a button.
Five Uses of VoIP You May Have Overlooked
New PBXww Update Introduces Viber Integration
Earlier this year, users were ecstatic when we launched PBXww v. 3000,
an update that optimized the graphical interface, increased object
movability, expanded the system’s language support, and added extra call
pickup and recording options. Now, extending these improvements
one-step further, it looks like another PBXww update is on its way.
an update that optimized the graphical interface, increased object
movability, expanded the system’s language support, and added extra call
pickup and recording options. Now, extending these improvements
one-step further, it looks like another PBXww update is on its way.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Four Types of Ethernet Cables: Wiring Networks for Hosted PBX
The integrity and performance of your hosted PBX system depends on many factors – a major one being the configured network.
Four Types of Ethernet Cables: Wiring Networks for Hosted PBX
Four Types of Ethernet Cables: Wiring Networks for Hosted PBX
The integrity and performance of your hosted PBX system depends on many factors – a major one being the configured network.Four Types of Ethernet Cables: Wiring Networks for Hosted PBX
Bandwidth Management and Hosted PBX
For hosted PBX systems to operate efficiently, the user’s network must offer sufficient bandwidth.Bandwidth Management and Hosted PBX
How Does Least Cost Routing Work?
Carriers use Least Cost Routing (LCR) to
search for and establish cheap call paths in specific geographical
areas. In other words, it is the process of selecting inexpensive routes
outside of a provider’s network reach. Depending on the service, a
provider may setup software to automate LCR, but in most traditional
cases, a dedicated telecoms team finds and controls said routes
manually.
search for and establish cheap call paths in specific geographical
areas. In other words, it is the process of selecting inexpensive routes
outside of a provider’s network reach. Depending on the service, a
provider may setup software to automate LCR, but in most traditional
cases, a dedicated telecoms team finds and controls said routes
manually.
How Does Least Cost Routing Work?
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