Voice over IP uses a computer network as the foundation for the Internet protocol. The essential difference from conventional telephony is that the spoken information is not transmitted via a switch connection in a telephone network, but rather is split up into IP packages which reach their destination via a non-fixed Internet route. IP telephone can provide the infrastructure (network) of other communication services.
Voice as a "real time" application places specific demands on transmission and communication technology. VoIP, on the other hand, has many requirements for transmitting and processing data packages in terms of time delay, time delay variation and the completeness of data.
Conversion from traditional transmission technology to IP-based transmission primarily means a simpler and less expensive telephone system. From today’s perspective, the introduction of VoIP is recommended for new installations. Whether or not migration from an existing telecommunications systems technology is advantageous must be investigated individually in each specific case. This depends on several factors, such as the performance of the existing data network.
Our services
- Analysis of your existing company network
- Determining whether the existing telecommunications technology can be replaced by VoIP solutions
- Examining possible migration strategies from conventional telecommunications technology to VoIP
- Examining suitability for the transmission of VoIP and securing of the necessary performance parameters
- Planning and implementation of VoIP solutions
- Selection of suitable technological components/platforms and provision of such if necessary
Benefits for you
- Cost savings
- In network operation and maintenance, as only one platform needs to be administrated
- In line costs between various offices. Files, voice and faxes are transmitted over the same line
- When establishing the new IT infrastructure – only one connection to the workplace is necessary
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