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All You Need To Know About VoIP: History, Working Principles, Benefits, VoIP Phones

VoIP services allow businesses to connect multiple calls at a time. VoIP systems on the company's premises is the best way to save money and collaborate efficiently with customers and employees. Here we have mentioned the history, working principles, and advantages of VoIP services. Read more!

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All You Need To Know About VoIP: History, Working Principles, Benefits, VoIP Phones

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  1. All You Need To Know About VoIP: History, Working Principles, Benefits, VoIP Phones VoIP is a voice over internet protocol. It is also known as internet telephony as the call is connected via the internet. A VoIP service provider is a commercial entity that offers VoIP hardware and services to the subscriber at flat monthly fees. Voice over internet telephony is meant for both residential as well as commercial purposes. All you need is a reasonable quality internet to relish these services. VoIP services are much cheaper than traditional telephone services, that's why most companies prefer to subscribe to it. The main advantage of VoIP services to businesses is that it allows them to connect multiple calls at a time. In this article, we will discuss the history, working principles, and advantages of VoIP services. History Of VoIP Internet phones were first introduced by VocalTec (company) in 1995 with the aim to save money in long-distance communication. In 1998, Vocal Technologies succeeded in adding voicemail to their phones and integrated their phone's software with Microsoft's application NetMeeting. Thereafter in 1998, VocalTec brought in phone to phone and computer to phone calling features in voice over internet protocol. But that time, only 1 percent of telecommunications users had shifted to VoIP because they had to listen to ads in -between the calls. In 1999, several other companies such as Smooth stone IP Communications entered VoIP systems with strong features and capabilities. By the 21st century, more and more people started adopting VoIP services. In 2003, more than 25% of calls were made over the Internet. The introduction of high speed 4G internet connection has furthermore boosted the use of VoIP call service. Nowadays, VoIP has become a buzzword in commercial businesses, and approximately 40% of businesses use these services for their day to day communication. Working Principle Of VoIP The working principle of VoIP is very simple, it takes an analog voice signal as input and converts it into digital packets. These packets are then transmitted over a network called IP telephony. At the receiver end, these packets are again converted into the analog signal. Each packet contains 20 to 30 milliseconds of audio. VoIP systems use sophisticated codec (coder and decoder) to convert the analog signal into a digital and vice versa. VoIP calls are similar to regular phone calls, with the only difference being that they are made over the internet in lieu of PSTN (public switched telephone networks). VoIP Phones VoIP phones are also known as IP phones. It is a device, which is used to connect users to VoIP systems via Ethernet. Sometimes a VoIP service provider offers it, and other times you need to purchase it on your own. Following are the different types of VoIP phones available in the market.

  2. ●Conference Phones These phones are used for group or conference calls. These are ideal for those businesses that often have meetings with their clients. You can add hundreds of members in VoIP conference calls. ●Desktop Phones Desktop phones are also known as USB phones. You can hook it directly to your desktop or laptop with a USB jack. ●Wireless Phones As a savvy business owner, you never want to miss out on even a single official call. However, sometimes you enter the Pesky Dead Zone, where your phone's network goes down significantly. Wireless IP phones help you with this. They come with Wi-Fi and DECT transceiver units and allow you to work at any location. ●Softphones A softphone is not a physical device; it is a software application. You can install it on your phone or computer and can make a voice call. Skype and Whatsapp calls are common examples of softphones. Advantages OF VoIP Telephony ● It is a cost-effective telephony solution. ● It is highly scalable and portable. ● Besides voice calls, it supports multiple functions. ● VoIP systems offer high-quality voice. The Bottom Line-: Deploying VoIP systems on the company's premises is the best way to save money and collaborate efficiently with customers and employees. For More Details, Visit: Website: https://www.itsasap.com/business-voip-service-provider/ Phone No: 855-336-4787

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