Mike: Internet Telephony for Business

nospam@example.com (Mike) — Sun, 25 Mar 2007 22:00:44 -0700

This article basic information on VoIP topics, however, I have a hard time following how relevant it is to Business VoIP. Are we talking about a business with 2 phone lines?

Sun Rocket, for instance is a VoIP service provider like Vonage, a residential service. 1TouchTone does have a Business Class VoIP service however. The nPBX as they call it. A hosted PBX to leverage IP Phones(see http://www.pcmag.com/encyclopedia_term/0,2542,t=IP+phone&i=45365,00.asp)
With the proper adapters regular pstn phones will do work, but this is only recommended for the very small business. A hosted PBX or a IP PBX will both do the trick for a small business or medium size business, most likely with at least a T1 Internet connection. This will give you the BUSINESS class features, IE auto attendant, proper allocation to prioritize unused bandwidth.

It is very important to understand that VoIP is only as good as the internet connection at the business. If you had a low grade dsl connection and a need to support 2 concurrent phone calls while surfing the need, there would be a huge issue.

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