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How do virtual business phone solutions work?
February 25, 2021
More companies are switching from traditional landline phone systems to internet-enabled options, and small businesses are leading the way with 15% growth projected by 2025. And for good reason..
 | by Husain Sumra |
Essential softphone guide: Key voice and video call features you need to know.
February 25, 2021
A softphone is an app that you use to make phone calls, like Skype. Your calls are all made over the internet versus a copper landline attached to a desk phone. That’s just the beginning. Since you are using digital technology, a softphone gives you more than voice service.
| | by Husain Sumra |
What is a virtual phone system
February 22, 2021
The internet has empowered companies to connect with customers in ways previously unimaginable. This connectivity has advanced to include the ability to make and receive calls through virtual phone systems.
| | by Husain Sumra |
Types of Business Phone Systems Unpacked: KSU, PBX, Hosted VoIP
November 23, 2020
Each system will work for a small business, depending on the number of phone lines you need and how you want the phone system to support your business communications. Let’s take a look at the three phone systems—what they are, how they work, and what they might mean for your business.
| | by Husain Sumra |
What is a softphone and is it right for your small business?
November 19, 2020
If you’re in the process of choosing a new business phone system and considering switching from your current phones to cloud-based phones, you’re probably going to hear about softphones. Moreover, are softphones a good fit for your business?
| | by Husain Sumra |
How many phone lines do I need for my small Business?
November 18, 2020
When it comes to phone lines and how many you might need for your business, it helps to clarify what we mean by phone lines.Phone line is a term that people understand as a physical phone line (or landline). If you’re talking about a VoIP system, the term user (versus line) is more accurate.
| | by Husain Sumra |