VoIP Business Solutions Listing

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Provider	Plan
	Broadband Solutions Over the last 3 years, Broadband Solutions have developed our very own business grade VoIP network. We have full control over our call routing, meaning we can guarantee call quality equivalent to PSTN. We terminate calls into local infrastructure, ensuring low latency and high availability. We use the industry standard SIP protocol, and our service is compatible with almost any SIP handset/ATA/gateway device available.Broadband Solutions specialize in helping businesses migrate their telephony systems to VoIP. Whether it's installing a new native VoIP PABX with new SIP handsets, or adapting your existing PABX to use VoIP lines, we have solutions to suit almost any business. Our PABX solutions can cater for businesses with anywhere from 2 to 2000 staff.
	Delacon Delacon is dedicated to providing Voice XML based technology and services to businesses, corporations and governments throughout Australia. Our team creates VoiceXML server and voice application software that is used on our IVR systems. VoiceXML improves automated phone systems by providing a standards-based software solution that works seamlessly with existing enterprise applications and data.
	QTEC Qtecs core business revolves around two distinct but interrelated business units professional services and network services. In each of these business units Qtec has pioneered a managed services philosophy. Where appropriate managed services are complemented with traditional IT outsourcing methodologies to deliver complete IT department services.Data services including hosted content, email and Internet access have always been part of Qtecs product portfolio. In 2004 Qtec added fixed line voice services becoming a full service telecommunications carriage service provider (CSP) in Australia. Currently Qtec provides switched and directly connected fixed line voice services as well as 13/1300/1800 inbound voice services. VoIP and IP Centrex lead the voice product portfolio and many of Qtecs innovations are in this space. Qtec is a member of all Australian telecommunications industry and regulatory bodies.
	MWSP Telecom MWSP Tlcom, vritable oprateur tlcom alternatif, propose   ses partenaires professionnels slectionns et agrs, une large palette de solutions NTIC : VOIP, Interconnexions (MPLS), Haut dbit (XDSL, satellite), Hbergements simples/complexes Base sur des plateformes performantes et de haute scurit,MWSP Tlcom dispose, au travers dune architecture multi-oprateurs,dun rseau de fibres de qualit vous garantissant une qualit "professionnelle" surlensemble du rseau Internetmondial.
	NEXYS NEXYS, l'intgrateur NGN (Next Generation Networks) , est votre partenaire pour les solutions de convergence voix et donnes innovantes, qui correspondent   vos besoins.Quelle que soit la taille de votre entreprise, vous souhaitez mettre en oeuvre une solution flexible, efficace et fiable: NEXYS s'engage sur des cots optimiss, une mise en oeuvre matrise, un accompagnement personnalis.
	2CanCall 2CanCall Provides Voice over IP services to Small and Medium Sized Businesses in the North west, and throughout the UK. Simply by routing your telephone calls via a broadband connection your business can benefit from free unlimited calls to other sites and users. In addition, all calls to landlines and mobiles on other networks are vastly reduced.
	Datasharp Voice Solutions London based B2B VoIP service provider, delivering business grade solutions over level 3's global backbone.
	Soho66 Soho66 is a provider of Virtual Office, IT and communications services for small and growing businesses. We provide automated and easy to use facilities for: * UK VoIP numbers for fax and phone and other services. We also provide IP phones and associated hardware, perfect for use with our VoIP services.

Here are the advantages of choosing a business VoIP solution:

• Simplifies telecommunication: when you go with a business VoIP solution, all voice and data communication services are streamlined with one provider. VoIP business solutions are also very scalable, so you can add or remove phone lines as you please.
• High cost-savings: when you use VoIP, you can share minutes across multiple office locations. Handle local and long-distance calls, and add extensions at no additional costs. Also, you do not usually need to purchase any equipment or software.
• Increased productivity: with more user-friendly and advanced features than traditional phone systems, it's faster to manage frequent and large volumes of calls. Even more, you can integrate various types of telecommunication devices and increase access.

Features of typical VoIP solutions for business organizations:

There are several types of VoIP solutions for business, which can integrate desktop phones, softphones, wireless devices, SIP phones, and other telecommunication devices. IP PBX systems are on-site systems, unlike off-premise PBX systems that are hosted or cloud-based.

A virtual PBX phone system is an automated attendant service. A virtual PBX is one of many affordable VoIP solutions for business organizations with five users at most because of its various limitations.

This VoIP business solution only lets you manage incoming phone calls and route them to the appropriate extensions (call forwarding feature). There are no call control features and each user needs its own separate phone service. In addition, calls between users or locations are not free. You have to pay for the call forwarding feature in addition to the overall service. Like a hosted PBX system, there are no hardware or software components to buy and maintain.

A hosted PBX system is an off-premise unified communications system that offers a variety of advanced phone features—from traditional outbound calling features, (call routing, desktop handsets, voicemail) to business call control features (call transfer, 3-way, call parking, conferencing, video).

Hosted PBX users can handle phone calls in one location or from a variety of locations because the phone service with the equipment at an offsite location, such as a data center or a building of a service provider. It is an ideal system for small or home offices, especially those that require mobility and remote working. For example, a hosted PBX is good for multiple small business locations, such as four offices with 5 people at each location.

However, large or enterprise-class companies that require more than 20 extensions at one location should get an on-premise PBX system.

The upfront cost are limited to installation fees, cost of IP phones, and handsets if needed. Other than that, there are no other hardware or software purchases.

If you do not want to purchase a new phone system, you can keep your existing traditional phone and only purchase equipment (router or Ethernet cable, depending on the service) needed to convert the analog signals to digital ones. (This would be a hybrid PBX system.)

With virtual or hosted PBX VoIP solutions for business use, consider these factors and how they fit with your business needs.

Stability: This is a given for any type of service provider, but make sure that the provider offers a reliable uptime guarantee with redundant servers, routers, and Internet. This ensures a dependable phone system during the most busy times of operation for your business.

Contract and usability: If you purchase hardware, is it permanently yours or do you have to return it once your service is over? If there is a cancellation section in the contract, factor that into the overall cost because there is a chance you might not like the service. Look carefully at the contract terms to see if there are any hidden fees or penalty charges.

Support: Is technical support available 24/7? What do you think of the service provider's customer service? In addition to the hours of operation, the expertise and effectiveness of the support are crucial to your customer satisfaction — especially when you face technical issues during critical business hours.