THE SIP BLOG

Most people don’t buy business phone systems very often, so it can be difficult to know if you are making the right decision. We can assure you that the move from traditional PRI lines to SIP trunking is a smart one. In theory. It offers significantly reduced costs, way more flexibility, and a host of… 

If you are attracted by all of the cost savings and flexibility that SIP trunking offers, but apprehensive about choosing the wrong platform or partner, you are not alone. We talk to people every day who worry that their lack of expertise in telecommunications will cause them to get stuck with an inferior solution. Fortunately,… 

The benefits of SIP trunking for business are significant. Some customers are able to cut their communication costs by as much as 60%. In addition, businesses enjoy greater flexibility and easier maintenance. You may have heard great things about it from peers and friends. You may also have heard terrible things about it from peers… 

It is almost impossible to have a conversation about SIP trunking without relying on a vocabulary that probably sounds pretty foreign to people who aren’t involved in telecommunications on a regular basis. SIP itself is an acronym, so right off the bat, we’re throwing out lingo. If you are a reader of this blog, you… 

Moving from traditional land lines to cloud-based SIP trunking for your business communications needs is a smart move. In addition to substantial cost savings, SIP offers increased flexibility, useful unified communications features, and built-in business continuity. Although the idea of switching to an IP-based voice solution may be a bit intimidating, it is actually quite… 

According to Future Market Insights, about 204.8 billion corporate consumer users are forecast to be using IP-enabled telephony by 2020, accounting for $86.20 billion in global revenues. Infonetics found that in North America, 45% of businesses are already using SIP trunking. This is expected to increase to 67% this year. That’s a lot of folks… 

If you are intrigued by the idea of moving to SIP trunking for your business communications, especially given that the traditional phone system (PSTN or POTS) will be phased out within 10 years, you are not alone. SIP trunking is more popular than ever with more than half of businesses in the US using it… 

If you’ve visited our blog very often, you know that we try to talk about SIP trunking, VoIP, and unified communications in a fairly non-technical way that makes sense to folks who aren’t immersed in telecommunications details every day. (In other words, people not like us.) We think that most businesses can benefit from SIP…