EITS Tech Tips & Tech News | VoIP Phones (2)

The great VoIP vs landline debate rages on: what's the difference, anyway? And more importantly, which one makes sense for your business?

So you are thinking of moving your office phones over to VoIP? Before you do that, do yourself a favor and read this blog post. It will not only save you money, it will educate you about the various details of VoIP phones.

Why is VoIP such a big deal these days? Businesses with employees in multiple locations have found that VoIP enables them to connect through a single system rather than through multiple sources and a variety of systems.

If you have been in business for very long at all, you've probably heard rumblings from people about a new phone technology that uses the internet instead of a traditional phone line. This blog post should help you to understand what is VoIP anyway?

With so many companies implementing the same protocol to get calls onto the internet, you’d think one would work just the same as another. Unfortunately that is not the case. There are 4 (yes 4!) ways to get calls onto the internet.

VoIP is often mysterious to most business owners due to the fact that it is a fairly new technology. Unfortunately because of this, there are some misconceptions that sometimes arise when it comes to VoIP phones.

Is your business tied to landline telephones? Why do people switch to VoIP? Read our blog to learn what is Voice over IP and what it can do for you. What is VoIP and Why Should I Switch?

Small to medium-sized companies opt for cost-effective digital phone options over traditional lines. Read on to learn how to shop for new business telephones.