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Unified Communications
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Small Office Phone System: Basic and Affordable
Small office phone system technology delivers so much more today than just a dial tone. 
Today, a small office phone system is increasingly part of a converged network-an Internet Protocol (IP) network that seamlessly ties together voice, data, video conferencing, wireless, instant messaging, and other business-critical communications tools and applications.
A small office phone system on a converged network makes basic as well as sophisticated business communications more affordable, whether it's for a small business or a small office that's part of a larger company.
How an IP-Based Small Office Phone System Saves Money
- With a small office phone system on an IP network, you have only one network to manage, which is less expensive and more efficient than managing separate networks.
- A small office phone system saves your business money on long-distance charges, because you can use your data network to place calls both nationally and internationally at extremely low rates.
- A small office phone system reduces the costs of moving or changing a phone extension.
- You'll save time-and therefore money-when adding a new site or a new employee.
Other Benefits of a Small Office Phone System
- Ease of use: for employees, an IP network-based phone system can be as easy to use as a traditional landline phone, yet offer far more features and capabilities.
- Anywhere access: your communications/phone system is available to employees anywhere they have a broadband Internet connection. This helps employees be more productive and collaborate more easily, which in turn helps speed decision-making.
- Improved customer service: having anywhere access to a communications/phone system allows you to serve customers better.
- Callers are less likely to get ensnared in voicemail menus or put on hold, which can help improve customer loyalty-and profits.
How Can Unified Communications Be Useful?
Here are some examples of how unified communications can be useful:
- People that rely on mobility in connection can remain connected with their softphones or wireless IP handsets even when they are outside the office or home.
- Enterprises can considerably reduce costs incurred for accommodating workers, with all the implications, by allowing them to work from home. Moreover, foreign human resource can be tapped from at no increased cost and without the normal delays due to geographical distance.
- Web and video conferencing calls will allow for better interactivity and subsequently better productivity, thereby reducing the cost on travel and telecoms.
- You as an individual, or a business, will have registrations and less bills to worry about, as you might be having all your services from one single provider, and be reached through one single number.
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