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VOIP
solutions
Gator
IT offers business grade VoIP services aimed at the
SMB market. VoIP, or IP Telephony, is the technology
that allows you to integrate your telephone network
onto your existing data network. Whilst VoIP is considered
a relatively new technology, it has actually been around
for over a decade, and it wasn’t until high speed
internet connectivity became more affordable that VoIP
became widely known.
If you are looking at ways to lower operational costs
and improve your profit margins, then VoIP technologies
can help you achieve this by reducing communications
chaos, enabling employees to work efficiently from anywhere
and lowering the cost of managing your telephone systems.
In 2005, the number of IP based telephone solutions
overtook traditional PBX systems, and VoIP is gaining
momentum, while sales of traditional systems are quickly
declining. If you are moving premises, or your current
telephone service contract is up for renewal, it is
a good time to consider switching to VoIP.
Who
Is It For?
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Small and mid-sized businesses, and branch offices
of larger enterprises (target market 2-120).
- Companies
looking for a comprehensive, all-in-one solution for
voice and data needs.
- Multi-location
businesses that want 'transparent' communications
across locations and shared applications such as messaging,
internal directory, etc.
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Large companies with many small locations looking
to extend standardized solutions to 2-28 user branches.
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Home and remote offices that want seamless access
to the main office system, secure remote connection
to the HQ intranet, and the ability to work flexibly
with wireless devices and soft phones.
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Any business that wants to converge voice and data
communications and uses new applications enabled by
voice over IP.
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Any business that has an investment in an IP network
and wants to leverage that network.
- Any
business looking for sophisticated messaging, contact
centre capability or its own conference bridge.
Benefits
The reason for all the excitement over VoIP can simply
come down to the difference it can make to your bottom
line. The two main areas where this can be seen are
in the maintenance costs and also call charges.
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VoIP uses the same cabling and technologies as your
Data Network which means you don’t have a whole
other cabling infrastructure to maintain.
- Users
also have access to manage their telephone preferences,
freeing facilities staff’s time.
- Moving
staff is simple, unplug the phone and plug it in on
the network at the new locations – no patching
or no new numbers required.
- Upgrading
or expanding the system is quick and simple compared
to traditional PBXs, reducing downtime and allowing
rapid rollouts.
It
is no wonder that savings on running costs of up to
75% have been reported compared to traditional PBX systems.
One of the great benefits of VoIP is that you can dramatically
reduce your phone bills. With improved Internet connectivity
and MPLS your calls can be routed over a VOIP platform
and terminate on the PSTN at very competitive prices.
Not only do you save on call charges, but there is also
no need for expensive ISDN30 lines.
VoIP can not only benefit your bottom line but also
enhance the way your business runs. Because the system
operates on your existing data network the potential
to integrate your voice or communications system with
other existing IT applications is now very viable.
What
next?
If
you are looking at replacing your current PBX system,
or planning to move offices, it may be an ideal time
to consider implementing a VoIP telephone system for
your organisation. Not only will you save money directly
with the installation and running of a VoIP platform,
but you can also improve business productivity.
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