The SIP blog

Businesses that are starting to use Internet communications can benefit from SIP trunks. However, there are certain tips to follow for the best use.

Projections show that in 2020, there’ll be 204.8 billion corporate VoIP users across the world. Even traditional telephone companies are starting to jump on board. Back in 2017, AT&T…

5 Key SIP Trunk Questions You Need to Ask Your Provider Since SIP trunk calling is so popular, there’s no shortage of SIP providers who…

While you aren’t alone if you hate jargon, it does serve a practical function in pretty much every industry. Namely, it allows people who are…

Just when you thought there were no remaining possible letter combinations to create another telephony acronym, we’d like to introduce you to BYOC. It stands for Bring Your Own Carrier, and despite the crowded space of telecom terms, it’s a useful approach to cloud communications, so it’s worth learning more about it.

For nonprofit organizations, every dollar spent on administration and operating expenses is a dollar that isn’t going to fund your charitable mission. Not only does…

Switching from a traditional phone system to SIP can save you 60% on your phone bill. These savings are possible because, with SIP, most long-distance calls…

Despite the importance of office work to our society as a whole, employees that perform these services are often failed by their employers and businesses.…

Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is a very common protocol. While most people may know what the SIP protocol is from Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP), many…

To many people living in the 21st century, SIP trunking is just one more acronym or tech term in a sea of other, existing ones.…