VoIP Services in the Great Salt Lake Region
The massive technical leap from a one-on-one rotary phone call, to a group video-chat on hand-held devices owned by a dozen individuals spread out across the entire globe, cannot be exaggerated. And that leap came about in large part thanks to VoIP.
So What Is VoIP Anyway?
Techies love their acronyms, and "VoIP" is no exception. This abbreviation stands for "Voice Over Internet Protocol," which is just another way of describing a two-way telephone call. The difference is that instead of an analog voice signal traveling across miles of copper wires from one phone to another, a digital voice signal is broadcast far and wide on the information superhighway known as the Internet.

Yet VoIP does so much more than that. Besides enabling real-time, person-to-person conversation across small or great distances (just like the traditional telephone), it further enhances human communication by allowing the transmittal of faxes, text messages, documents, photographs, videos, and even conferenced video sessions by way of multi-directional audio-visual connections via worldwide broadband networks.
In other words, it is a far cry from how people communicated in your granddaddy’s day.
Key Business Features of 911 IT’s VoIP Services
Besides offering the benefits of a traditional analog switched telephone networks (a/k/a plain old telephone service, or “POTS”), a VoIP network from 911 IT provides the following voice and data features:

Custom caller ID

Custom on-hold music

Company directory

Voicemail to text/email

Personal assistant

Distributed calls via hunt groups

Time-of-day call routing

DND for incoming calls
And that is just a partial list. Best of all, unlike traditional PBX systems, VoIP does not require that a business disrupt the office and spend ridiculous amounts of money installing expensive wiring and hardware throughout the infrastructure. Rather, the voice-over-internet protocols can be implemented digitally on existing phones, software, mobile applications, and web pages.
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