How VoIP solves traditional telephony issues without compromising corporate legitimacy

Mobile technology is completely changing the manner in which business is conducted at the corporate level. With more and more companies developing applications that allow business users to manipulate and process complex data operations on smartphones or tablets, productivity is growing and officials are able to enjoy faster turnaround times.

But, while the wide utility of mobile technology could reasonably eclipse the functions of business phone systems, there are still important reasons to maintain a viable in-house phone operation, especially when utilizing VoIP telephony services.

For example, business officials may be considering an all mobile workplace solution because of how rigid and costly Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) plans are. However, according to an interview conducted by Smart Business with VoIP expert Alex Desberg, an IP-based solution like VoIP telephony solves the problems associated with POTS.

“One of the key benefits of VoIP is the release from traditional telecom,” said Desberg. “There are inherent geography issues associated with traditional telephony. Plus, people get wedded to legacy phone systems that keep perpetuating the need to be upgraded or repaired. This becomes costly. By moving away from legacy equipment, you can take advantage of a hosted environment for your phone system.”

Consequently, users can seamlessly upgrade software without extensive implementation because VoIP is offered as a subscription service that automates changes and benefits offered to customers.

Moreover, with advanced call forwarding, users can enjoy the flexibility of mobile usage without compromising the perceived professionalism afforded through corporate phone lines.

Therefore, businesses looking to enjoy these benefits by transitioning to VoIP telephony systems can do so by partnering with a managed IT service that can quickly implement the technology.

Consequently, users can seamlessly upgrade software without extensive implementation because VoIP is offered as a subscription service that automates changes and benefits offered to customers.