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06 Nov

Considerations for Aging Phone Systems

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The average business phone system will typically last 7-15 years. While the average lifespan is certainly longer than a PC or server, these systems will face an eventual end of life. Oftentimes, manufacturers stop supporting older model systems well before they fail on-site.

Staying educated and looking at options ahead of your current system breaking down will mean more options and better buying decisions when the time comes to decide what’s next.

While several flavors of each exist, the options below represent the most common courses of action when business phone systems die.

31 Oct

Cloud-Based Voice Can’t Guarantee Call Quality Regardless of the System or Vendor

in cloud-based voice, MSP

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The number one issue keeping businesses wary of hosted telephony is the lack of a guarantee when it comes to call quality. System manufacturers have always been primarily focused on delivering features. Whether it be Cisco, Shoretel, Avaya, 8×8, Digium, Altigen, or any of the other major players in the IP telephony space, it doesn’t matter. They are system manufacturers who build platforms. They aren’t carriers.

27 Oct

What it Means to be “On-Net,” and Why it Can Save Big on Internet Costs

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As a professional service company, you’re likely inundated with offers from telecom and internet providers vying for your business. After all, it’s a very competitive space and there’s a finite number of businesses to serve.

24 Oct

What’s the Difference Between Hosted PBX and a Hosted System?

in Altigen Phone Systems, hosted PBX, hosted system

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As a voice and internet provider, we’re often asked a myriad of questions by our MSP partners, one of which is, “What’s the difference between Hosted PBX and a hosted system?”

It’s a great question and one which can be very understandably confusing.

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Considerations for Aging Phone Systems

Cloud-Based Voice Can’t Guarantee Call Quality Regardless of the System or Vendor

What it Means to be “On-Net,” and Why it Can Save Big on Internet Costs

What’s the Difference Between Hosted PBX and a Hosted System?

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