The Obvious and the Obscure in VoIP Cost Savings - Internet Telephony

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There's a lot to like when it comes to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), and the biggest thing has to be the potential for cost savings. Being able to call other states, even other countries in some cases for the cost of an Internet connection is a hard thing not to like. But with a little careful planning and forethought, there are other ways for VoIP to save money for a business. First, focus on features. Small businesses are discovering that features that were formerly available only to the biggest businesses are now available with VoIP solutions. These features are offering a whole new way to do business, allowing businesses to pick up sales that formerly may have been lost. Selective call forwarding and find-me-follow-me systems are allowing more calls to get answered by just the right people, increasing the chances of making the right contact or even a sale. Read More Read more about Cable, Satellite, Information Technology

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