1pbx Solutions Inc provides business telecommunication solutions. Cloud / Hosted PBX, Custom VoIP solutions and integrations with existing infrastructure.
Let us have a look at how VoIP telephones have served more than their worth to working professionals in these trying times.
Here are 5 ways how VoIP system helps businesses during lockdown.
According to a survey by Ironpaper- “In 2012, the corporate consumer VoIP market registered 98.9 billion subscribers, accounting for the US $43.27 billion in global revenues, according to Future Market Insights (FMI).
The research firm forecasts an increase to around 204.8 billion corporate consumer users by 2020, accounting for the US $86.20 billion in global revenues.” 90% of the businesses worldwide are shifting to the business phone system to get rid of the old traditional telephonic system to improve the way they communicate with others.
And these packets are sent with the help of a network connection.
Share Phone Lines Sharing lines in a traditional phone system, for an in-house employee to use a particular phone line, the line must terminate on that person’s phone who is on the other side.
Suppose you own a business in which each of the employees is having their phone number for communication; they all require one phone line and a jack installed for each one.
Transfer Calls Ever thought about what it feels like to be waiting for someone to get on a call when a person says, “Hey Stuart, pick up line four for that!” These types of gestures are very unprofessional for a reputed business and can damage your reputation.
Small businesses are the life force of the business world and are the driving force behind the success of the hosted VoIP services.
According to research, small businesses make up to 99% of the employers in the UK and the current businesses account for 60% of the private sector net new job growth.
The experts have also predicted that the Global VoIP Phone services will have an estimated value of £190 billion by then.
Hence businesses are always looking for a competitive edge over their business competition.
Since the replacement parts of those phones can be very costly or can be hard to find and the calls become costly as well.
The provider is charged with keeping the phone system and the features on cutting edge and to certify the newest VoIP phones on the platform.
