Vindaloo Softtech Pvt. Ltd.

  The telephone, an invention by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876, managed to sidetrack letters and posts to become the quickest means of communication. Nearly a decade later, in 1995, VoIP was developed as a means for long-distance and international telephone calls. However, mass adoption of VoIP calling took a couple more decades as 4G networks, and high-speed data lines were not accessible commercially. Hence, only 35% of businesses implemented VoIP technology by 2019 ( Blueface ). You can consider lack of information, incomplete understanding of the benefits of VoIP phones, or fear of adopting new technologies to be the main reasons businesses haven’t implemented VoIP. Yet, ignorance is not blissful in this case, as companies are losing revenue and critical opportunities by sticking to traditional calling methods instead of adopting VoIP phones. What is a VoIP Phone? VoIP uses internet lines to send and receive voice signals as data packets. A VoIP phone system is a combination of...