We also provide Installation and Repair
of Voice & Data Cabling
Voice Cabling • Data Cabling • Fiber Optics
Internal and External Installation
Underground Cabling between Buildings
Arial Cabling between Buildings
VOIP1 Communications also provide
Server Room Design & Implementation
Internal and External Paging systems
We also provide VOIP and Internet Services
VOIP1 Communications is an Authorized Agent
for most Telecom Voice and Internet Data Circuits
Provider of SIP Trunks for SIP Enabled PBXs
Hosted VOIP PBX Environment is are specialty
Telephone systems known as TDM (Time Division Multiplexers) or PBX (Private Branch Exchanges) have been able to accommodate Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Trunks or digital delivery of voice communications VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol). If your business Telephone System still using analog phones with a dial tone, you’re not alone. Many Businesses are using PBXs that incorporate both analog but have added VoIP endpoints.
Software application driven features of VoIP are the biggest advantage over TDM. Using analog systems, users can’t benefit from features such as Unified Massaging (U/M), Emergency Voice Failover to other location, Remote access to phone calls and Voicemail and User Friendly Website to maintain your PBX or Phone interface.
VoIP is becoming more application-based, transitioning from hardware systems to software that is leased in a cloud model.
“Think about VoIP as an application, rather than a piece of equipment, if you don’t have the data center infrastructure but a cloud available to lease space from. An IP-based PBX service can view the user from anywhere based on IP protocols, so the user has a virtualized experience and distributed voice calls.
Hosted VoIP allows you to minimize PBX hardware and eliminates the need to maintain idle telecom circuit capacity. A PBX with VoIP means that other apps can interact with it in the same service. A cloud-based PBX takes this concept yet further, removing the central hardware infrastructure from the premise and leaving behind a small footprint of VoIP phones and adapters, and providing a standard API for application access.