Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)

From UCaaS to plain old VoIP, here are some of the cloud communications options available to you

These cans are perfect for on-the-go professionals

IP phone setup needs improving but this low cost on-premises IP PBX delivers an impressive range of call handling features

This flexible cloud VoIP service is an affordable choice for small businesses

A cloud VoIP service that sets the standard for ease of use, features, flexibility and affordability

3CX’s affordable Phone System is the IP PBX host with the most and a great choice for SMEs

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You’ve made the switch to a legacy-free VoIP system. Now you need to choose the right phone to match your workforce’s requirements...

Traditional phone services are being discontinued. It's time to switch to VoIP - or perhaps to upgrade your existing PBX system

Better documentation would help but the VoIP GSM Gateway is a great choice for SMEs that want to keep their legacy equipment

An on-premises software IP PBX that sets the standard for call handling features and affordability

It’s pricey but this perfectly portable conferencing solution aces it for audio quality, versatility and ease of use

How the VoIP service helped underpin Dennis Publishing's office move

Small businesses may need to find another Wi-Fi option

AWS launches its own video conferencing service for business users

3CX delivers everything you could possibly want from a software IP PBX – and at a good price, too

Weak default passwords leave handsets vulnerable to attack

The VoIP company decided not to aid a criminal investigation with message and call information

Office 2016 in public preview, Skype for Business now rolling out

Microsoft VoIP service confirms it is looking to make 3D video calls a reality.

VoIP service leaves traditional international voice call carriers for dust.

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