Hosted IP Telephony
There’s now another alternative to the traditional PBX telephone system sitting
on the wall in the back office gathering dust. The answer? Don’t have a physical system at all.
With Hosted IP telephony the user will have a pre-programmed IP
telephone or some type of device connected via an analogue adaptor that is
connected to any available broadband connection. The central system resides in
a secure data centre and the user then connects to the functionality of this
via internet protocol and can make and receive calls from any available
broadband connection in the world assuming that it has adequate quality. To
access the features of the system for reporting or programming the user will
log onto a web portal using the user’s telephone number (which incidentally can
be any type of geographical number and does not need to be changed when you
move offices) and a password. The web portal includes features such as the
internal phonebook, voicemail, conference call scheduling, call handling. It
also has a dial out facility which means that you can click on a contacts
record and it automatically dials out from the user’s handset.
Benefits of a hosted solution include a low monthly user cost which
covers maintenance, upgrades and seat rental. No more concerns about systems
going out of date as hosted technology is constantly evolving with the benefits
being passed onto the user as part of the monthly rental. Free calls between
any user on the same network regardless of country location. Disaster resiliant
as there is no physical equipment other than the handset itself.
Overall, this is a very exciting new development for the telecoms arena
which gives more flexibility and userbility in a fast paced and ever changing
sector.
Article written by Daniel
Bevan of Datasharp Telecom (Chiltern)
http://www.dstelecom.co.uk
http://www.ds-telecom.co.uk
http://www.voipphone-systems.co.uk
There’s now another alternative to the traditional PBX telephone system sitting
on the wall in the back office gathering dust. The answer? Don’t have a physical system at all.
With Hosted IP telephony the user will have a pre-programmed IP
telephone or some type of device connected via an analogue adaptor that is
connected to any available broadband connection. The central system resides in
a secure data centre and the user then connects to the functionality of this
via internet protocol and can make and receive calls from any available
broadband connection in the world assuming that it has adequate quality. To
access the features of the system for reporting or programming the user will
log onto a web portal using the user’s telephone number (which incidentally can
be any type of geographical number and does not need to be changed when you
move offices) and a password. The web portal includes features such as the
internal phonebook, voicemail, conference call scheduling, call handling. It
also has a dial out facility which means that you can click on a contacts
record and it automatically dials out from the user’s handset.
Benefits of a hosted solution include a low monthly user cost which
covers maintenance, upgrades and seat rental. No more concerns about systems
going out of date as hosted technology is constantly evolving with the benefits
being passed onto the user as part of the monthly rental. Free calls between
any user on the same network regardless of country location. Disaster resiliant
as there is no physical equipment other than the handset itself.
Overall, this is a very exciting new development for the telecoms arena
which gives more flexibility and userbility in a fast paced and ever changing
sector.
Article written by Daniel
Bevan of Datasharp Telecom (Chiltern)
http://www.dstelecom.co.uk
http://www.ds-telecom.co.uk
http://www.voipphone-systems.co.uk
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Datasharp VoIP Solutions
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