Voice Services

When it comes to your workplace, cyber threats pose a risk to more than your data. One of the most common attacks, the distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack, has the ability to cripple operations, even if no data is actually harmed or stolen.   VoIP solutions can be a weak point in company networks, creating an ideal target for a DDoS attack. However, new technologies may...

The telecommunications landscape is becoming increasingly digital. Copper lines are becoming less prevalent as companies embrace alternatives that can provide better service, additional features, and improved call clarity. However, many organizations have yet to make the leap to VoIP telephony, allowing the PSTN vs. VoIP debate to linger on.   Deciding whether it’s best to shift to VoIP or maintain PSTN isn’t always easy, especially since a...

VoIP telephony has become increasingly popular with business, predominately for the technology’s low cost, rich feature set, and increased level of portability. However, the internet-based nature of the technology can leave it susceptible to hacking and fraud, both of which can be detrimental to your operations, reputation, and bottom line.   Premium route fraud, inbound toll-free abuse, black and grey routes, caller ID spoofing, and voicemail hacking...

One of the reasons many companies choose to implement VoIP systems is the broad selection of features that come with these advanced systems. However, not every organization realizes that some of the included options create a unique opportunity: the ability to turn your VoIP solutions into a custom brand ambassador.   Audio branding can be incredibly powerful, giving you the ability to reinforce your brand through everything...

Often, the decision to transition to a VoIP solution is a significant one. While adopting the technology can have substantial benefits for your business, the actual act of deploying the system is complex, regardless of the size of your company.   There are numerous steps between deciding to go VoIP and having a working solution, and failing to manage the deployment properly can lead to unnecessary headaches...

Many businesses make the switch from traditional telephony to VoIP to gain access to advanced features that aren’t available on analog devices and experience substantial cost savings. But the new capabilities also bring on specific security risks that need to be addressed within your system.   Now, these threats shouldn’t be seen as a deterrent as they can largely be remedied with basic tools, some of which...

When you are interested in selecting a hosted voice over IP (VoIP) system for your business, you may assume that all providers are created equally. In fact, many such offerings aren’t designed for large enterprises (generally consisting of 100+ employees), but for smaller companies looking for high-tech solutions. That means, unless you shop around or work with a knowledgeable consulting firm, you might miss out...