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| VoIP is different
than traditional voice communication in the way that the information
is delivered. Voice information is sent in packets over the Internet
rather than in the traditional circuit-committed protocols of the
public switched telephone network (PSTN). |
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| A VoIP-enabled
business makes a long distance phone call and instead of traveling
over the traditional phone lines, it travels over the IP network.
The gateway connected to the network allows the call to travel through
to the PSTN where it is terminated. To reap the maximum benefits
of VoIP, it is essential to have a broadband Internet connection
such as ISDN, DSL, Frame Relay, or Private Line T1/T3. |
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| VoIP is revolutionizing
the way companies communicate due to the extraordinary cost savings
and enhanced features it provides. VoIP is not a young technology
and it is finding its place as a viable communications resource
in business, government and education. In fact, due to its reliability
and cost effectiveness, major carriers such as AT&T are employing
VoIP in their daily operations. In many cases, calls that you make
through your local carrier may actually be routed via VoIP without
your knowledge. |
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- Lower domestic
and international rates
- Simplified
rate structure
- Ease of
billing
- Eliminate
excess lines and related cost
- Allows
you to communicate from anywhere in the world with Internet
access
- Provides
redundancy of communication
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