Business VoIP Phone

• Low cost

Generally, VoIP systems cost less than traditional phone system. You don’t need to purchase costly hardware or need no hardware at all.

Making long-distance phone calls costs a lot. On the other hand, there’s no extra cost due to the long distance. Communication happens through the internet, so there’s no cost other than the usual internet bill.

• Mobility

One of the most significant differences between traditional phone system and VOIP is the mobility of VOIP. It’s suited for professionals with no permanent office setup. 

Many VOIP system providers offer dedicated apps that allow for sending and receiving calls from remote locations. You can communicate from anywhere.

• Scalability

VOIP offers easy and fast scalability. There’s nothing to worry about installing additional hardware when it comes to expanding the network. Depending on your business needs, you can add and remove any number of phones and extensions.

Security on VoIP networks

Typically, users are in control of the security of the VOIP system. It doesn’t usually come with internal security features. Much of the time, having a robust firewall and educating your employees about cyber threats works well to keep your VOIP system secure. Following other best practices can further safeguard your VOIP system. You can consider encryption and VPN options as well. Comparatively speaking, both traditional telephony and VOIP are equally safe. Many IT support companies help companies keep their VOIP system secure.