What Is So Great About Hosted VoIP? - 17/2/11
Posted by Cloudnet Telecommunications on Thu, Feb 17, 2011 @ 08:31 AM
Imagine a phone system that 
- Allows you to plug your phones in wherever you are into any broadband connection.
- Gives you new landline phone numbers for wherever you want on demand.
- Allows you to talk to friends and colleagues across the globe free.
- Has every feature you could ever think of including IVR's and call recording.
If you can imagine all of that then you have imagined a hosted VoIP telephone system.
Then if you can imagine a system that comes to you without any hard sell, without any representatives and without any hassle. A system that has open prices that you can see on the web any time you want.
And then consider a control panel which allows you to configure all this in any way you want at any time you want and see how much you've spent.
And we're not done yet. Because a hosted PBX system is in the cloud it never uses any of your electricity and that makes it very green. It doesn't occupy your expensive floor space and you cannot knock it accidentally. It never breaks down, has no maintenance charges and is always up to date.
If you want to change things, maybe alter the time settings or add some more phones or landline telephone numbers it is all easy.
All of this costs far far less than a conventional phone system.
And that in a nutshell is what is so great about hosted VoIP.
Written by David Hill, Chairman, Birchills Telecom
Birchills Telecom is the friendly professional business phone systems company based in Walsall Our team has developed our hosted VoIP phone systems platform and the technology behind it. Birchills Telecom is the only company to concentrate purely on our Internet based phone systems solution – the switchboard in the sky.
The business phone benefits of VoIP lie behind the astronomical growth of the industry. In summary these are:
•Free calls within the network.
•Low subscription costs.
•Amazing feature set.
•Unified communications at a dramatically reduced price point.
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