Even though the destructive efforts of Hurricane Sandy are over a month behind us, many businesses are still picking up the pieces. While some businesses were completely destroyed, having to start over from square one, many of those who weren’t destroyed suffered incredible damage that has affected their profits. One of the problems Sandy caused […]
The savings and reliability offered by VoIP communication systems are well established. Savings of a third or more are often possible over traditional systems. For example, a hosted PBX system eliminates the need for bulky, in-house equipment. And, without that equipment, maintenance costs are virtually eliminated. Hosted PBX offers levels of reliability that were heretofore unattainable. Data […]
Many businesses are turning to cloud computing to save on costs. One option that you have for service in the cloud is VoIP for your communications. An article that is found on the Resource Nation website talks about the ways VoIP can improve your business. “VoIP phones offer all of the features of PBX and other complex phone systems at a fraction […]
Saving money and increasing efficiency is a goal that many businesses need reach. This can be done if a business used VoIP for their phone system. There is an article on the Business 2 Community website that talks about the cost savings of VoIP and the factors a small business needs to consider. “If you are a small business owner and […]
If you are in charge of the phone plans for your company then you know there are many choices available and you’ve probably heard of voice over IP, also commonly referred to as VoIP. Having a great phone system is imperative so your customers can reach you as well as to improve the productivity of […]
Now, more than ever, frequent and meaningful, ongoing communication is critical to commercial success. And nobody does it better than Telonium Communications’ voice over IP technology. You already know the worldwide and local business climate is fiercely competitive. Global trade, instantaneous communication and the ease of market entry are among the factors putting greater pressure on product […]
In last week’s blog, I discussed the potential solutions teleworking offers to address the work vs. home dilemma for both men and women. I also emphasized Princeton professor Ann-Marie Slaughter’s notion that our workplace environment needs a serious face-lift. In this post, we will delve (head-first) into this subject by examining the contentious topic of […]
Women can’t have it all. Last month, Ann-Marie Slaughter, a Princeton professor and former policy aide to Secretary of State Hilary Clinton, pulverized The Atlantic’s readership records with an op-ed article that functioned as a kind of treatise on the conundrum that faces the modern working woman: Should we stay at home and care for […]
As I sat at home writing the latest blog (teleworking mind you, thanks to my company’s VoIP capabilities), I snapped out of my information-overloaded, technologically-entranced haze. I looked around at my apartment to survey all of the gadgets that help me throughout my day: the alarm clock, my phone, numerous light switches, the shower radio, […]
Beginning with the initial protocols (c. early 1970s) that would later evolve into voice over IP applications (c. early 1990s), this infantile communications system faced many problems. Essentially, though the ability to record then transmit voice into computer data certainly existed, the speed and efficiency of the Internet was not conducive to VoIP technology. Simply put, […]
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