6 Reasons Why VoIP for Business Kicks Ass

Jun 6, 2018

No matter how far one may try to run away from it, VoIP for Business is the future.

In fact, as we begin to feel the after-effects of the new GDPR scheme, VoIP has become more critical than ever before.

Here, Communicate Better untangles the mixed messages surrounding Voice Over Internet Protocol and why it's something every business - including yours - needs to consider.

1. Flexible and remote working

Being able to work from anywhere and still being available is something most businesses choose to invest in.

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In the days of old, a phone system would be tied down to a particular location. Now, a non-geographic number allows you to attract a national audience.

With VoIP, staff can also be allocated a virtual number so calls can be forwarded and it'll appear as though they're sitting in the office. Pretty neat, right?

2. Unbeatable call management

Get to grips with the likes of call recording, auto attendant and voicemail - all at the click of a button, from the comfort of your desk.

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3. Cost effective

Say no to internal call costs. Your team can seamlessly make free calls between themselves across multiple sites.

As a hosted service, VoIP places the responsibility of maintenance on your service provider. One less thing for you to worry about.

4. Better audio quality

Get accustomed to clear and crisp sound quality aka HD telephony, ensuring you don't have to repeat yourself to be heard while speaking over the phone.

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5. Collaborate and boost productivity

The collaborative features of VoIP empower multiple users to connect and host meetings from wherever they may be. Not only does it help cut down travel costs, such easy means of conferencing can also help improve team productivity.

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