Let’s start with the basics. First off, VoIP stands for voice over internet protocol. A VoIP system delivers calls through the internet to devices configured with the appropriate details. A VoIP system delivers business-grade calls while eliminating the need to purchase and maintain private branch exchange (PBX) hardware. Since there is no central hardware in ...
Data services are generally defined by four different indicators: type, price, data allowance and speed. Today we’ll take a look at speed, which controls what you can do on the internet and how many people can use the same service at once. The facts Speed is measured in kilobits, megabits, or gigabits per second (Kbps, ...
With an increasing number of businesses, from large corporate companies to small start-ups, having an online presence these days, it’s only logical that you would want your business to carve out some online space to stay competitive. However, you need to be careful in how you go about doing this. Here are some ways to ...
What started off as a simple plan to get to everyone in Australia just got complicated! Why? Well the plan was to have the NBN run fibre cabling to the premises (FTTP) to deliver fast internet. So why are we suddenly seeing acronyms such as FTTN and FTTB? Well, those in charge of implementing the ...
Let’s start the introduction in the conventional way. What is a cloud-based phone system? A cloud-based phone system is a system that is hosted on a secure data centre and is able to route calls through the internet to devices configured with the details. A cloud-based system delivers business-grade call features while eliminating the need ...