Small Business VoIP
Small and medium sized businesses (SMBs), according to the US Department of Labor, are playing a larger role in the US economy. As a result, providers have been scrambling to deliver voice and data services to SMBs over the past year. Currently, only about 17% of SMBs in North America have converted to VoIP. Because of the benefits of conversion – outdated PBX phone equipment can be done away with and monthly phone bills significantly reduced – more will move to VoIP in the near future.
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In the year 2010, several studies from research companies, have confirmed that VoIP will become a widely used telecommunications service in North America and across the wor... more
