These days, a common offering through VoIP solution providers is access to a softphone. But what is this? Is it a special piece of hardware? How does it work? Read on for some answers to these questions as well as common benefits of softphone adoption.

In today’s constantly evolving world of IT with its endless choices of providers, it is hard to keep up with all aspects of emerging technology for cloud, security, colocation and “as a service” offerings.

First, what is VOIP? It’s very simple. VOIP is an acronym for Voice Over Internet Protocol, which means that you use the Internet for phone calls, rather than a telephone line. This eliminates the need for carrier phone lines. Because of this, you could connect distant and remote offices and workers, no matter where they are located, efficiently and affordably.  So for the real question, how can this system save your company money?

Flexibility is one of the biggest benefits a VoIP phone system offers its users. In this “on the go” world, having the ability to work whenever and wherever allows an employee to stay connected even though they may not in their office at a desk.

First, what is VOIP? It’s very simple. VOIP is an acronym for Voice Over Internet Protocol, which means that you use the Internet for phone calls, rather than a telephone line. This eliminates the need for carrier phone lines. Because of this, you could connect distant and remote offices and workers, no matter where they are located, efficiently and affordably.  So for the real question, how can this system save your company money?