Voice over Internet protocol (VOIP) is a system to operate
telephones using the Internet to send your voice to the person
you are talking to rather than an older traditional way of
sending it over a public switched telephone network (PSTN). So,
instead of plugging a normal telephone into the wall or existing
private branch exchange (PBX), you plug it into your existing
Internet connection. It in turn connects to a voice over IP
provider who will assign you a telephone number, and you can
then use that to call and receive calls from any other phone.
Usually, if one is using certain VOIP handsets, one would not
notice the difference between it and a traditional telecoms
company provided unit. Thus, once set up, the learning curve of
adopting VOIP is almost nil. VOIP has the following benefits for
a business: VOIP can be used in multiple business cases
including: We have implemented numerous phone systems in
businesses such as yours and continue to maintain and update
them. See the VOIP systems we use ourselves