Have you ever thought to seek the complimentary advice of a trusted advisor for your telecom needs?

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.

Since its founding in 2012, Simplicity VoIP has continuously enhanced their platform to drive a true Unified Communications (UC) experience. 

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?

Congratulations are in order! Comtel Communications celebrates 28 years in business with founder, Ben Humphreys, President and CEO of Comtel and Simplicity VoIP, at the helm. A Henrico County-based telecom and technology consulting firm, Comtel consultants help businesses evaluate their communications needs by securing solutions specifically matched to the company’s telecom, technology and security priorities. Comtel provides services for small, medium and enterprise-sized businesses and helps to advance a company’s telecom technology. As a regional Master Agency focusing on the Mid-Atlantic, Comtel also has national and international clients.

As VoIP technology has improved over the past decade, it is rapidly becoming a mainstream option for businesses both large and small. It’s a buyer’s market – there are hundreds of VoIP providers to choose from – some that are household names and some that are smaller. The features are rich and the ability to have an enterprise grade phone system is within reach at a reasonable price.

Organizations spend $1.5 trillion dollars a year, globally, on fixed and mobile telecom services.

Organizations spend $1.5 trillion dollars a year, globally, on fixed and mobile telecom services.

If reducing costs, enhancing efficiency, and boosting profitability are amongst the 2019 goals for your business, one area that you should be aware of is the true costs of telecom spending on your company.

If at the top of the list of your New Year’s resolutions is to save time and money, then read on! This blog will share with you a fast way to get back to focusing on growing your business and to leaving the complex arena of communications, security and cloud services to the experts – at no cost to you.