For an SMB, especially in its early stages, VoIP is an easy decision. Why would a business founded in this decade take on the cost and complexity of a PSTN system? VoIP is ideally suited to a young, growing company that needs flexible, low cost, high quality communications. It’s not

On traditional PSTN telephone networks, businesses would purchase bundles of lines, known as trunks, from their service provider in order to give them access to the phone network. The concept of trunking has stuck even as we move towards VoIP systems, and effectively SIP trunking does the same job, providing

More and more companies are switching their telecoms over to IP-based systems. This often requires the use of SIP trunking in order to connect to the telephone network. But what is SIP trunking and how does it help your business? SIP, short for Session Initiation Protocol, is the technology used

A trunk line in a public switched telephone network connects the infrastructure of one carrier to that of another. Creating these connections enabled telephone networks to spread across the world, connecting any two people with a phone. The connected parties didn’t need to be registered with a single cumbersome central

Increasingly, businesses are moving away from their older PSTN-based telephone systems towards IP-based solutions. There are many reasons for this, cost savings being high on the corporate agenda. However, there’s also added flexibility and the fact that call quality is now on a par with older systems. In most cases,