Traditional landline phones are a form of analog telephony. VoIP, on the other hand, brings voice calling to the digital age. VoIP systems convert...

Today's small business VoIP systems are billed on a subscription basis. You'll be charged based on the number of users (phone extensions) you need,...

VoIP supplanted traditional PBX phone systems because it is less expensive but far more versatile. Even today's residential VoIP offerings include...

Traditional VoIP systems use dedicated VoIP phone equipment that sits on your desk and establishes calls via the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)....

Networking issues have always been a primary concern for any VoIP implementation. VoIP traffic is much more sensitive to network bumps and potholes...

Another issue worth considering is whether your business currently relies on alarm systems, such as perimeter alarms or motion detectors. Many of t...

So far, we've talked about replacing traditional PBX systems with VoIP, but simply switching from analog voice to digital offers only marginal cost...

VoIP makes the most sense for the vast majority of SMBs, and not just because the costs are lower; VoIP is the only way to keep up with evolving co...