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VoIP phone services utilize Internet cables, as opposed to analog wires.

VoIP, or voice over Internet protocol, represents the latest in telephone communications technology. According to NASA, a VoIP system uses a broadband Internet connection to transfer digitalized data between parties, as opposed to using a standard analog telephone line. Making the switch to a VoIP system can have several advantages, both at home and in the office.

Sound Quality

As the technology and communications resource TechEn Enterprises notes, the earliest VoIP systems, which came out in 1998, were often plagued with voice-quality issues. However, today’s VoIP systems offer sound quality that at least equals, and often surpasses, the sound quality of standard phone systems.

Less Wiring

With a VoIP system, your home’s or company’s phones can transmit and receive data using the same Internet cables you already have in place. This means no more messy bundles of wiring and lower installation costs in comparison to traditional phone systems, which require independent wiring.

Ease-of-Use

According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the majority of VoIP systems—through the use of adapters—allow you to continue to use the traditional telephone handsets you are used to. This means there is no learning curve if you decide to make the switch from traditional to VoIP: Simply dial as usual.

Long Distance

Long-distance calling can be a financial burden when using a traditional phone system. Fortunately, VoIP systems offer some advantage. As the FTC mentions, many VoIP service providers offer unlimited long-distance calling plans at fixed rates. In addition, if you have a family member or friend in a distant city whom you constantly call, with VoIP you can easily register for a phone number in that city. This transforms your long-distance calls to that city into “local” calls.

Working With Computers

Unlike their traditional counterparts, VoIP phone systems are able to interact with computer systems and networks, allowing fro a whole range of beneficial features. These include integrated e-mail and voicemail so that you can check your e-mail on the phone or listen to your voicemail on the computer, and portability, so that you can bring your entire system with you on a trip and receive calls on a “home phone” regardless of where you are in the world. However, as the FTC notes, this latter feature requires that you install additional software.

Maintenance

According to TechEn Enterprises, the skills that a worker needs for maintaining a VoIP phone system are virtually the same as those a worker needs for maintaining a computer network. From a business perspective, this means offices do not have to hire separate specialists for maintaining phone and computer systems independently: One worker can do both jobs.

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Busy offices need more PABX more than ever, as there is a lot of productivity lost in answering phones, taking messages and deferring calls. Sure, you can still have a receptionist, but then at least the front office face of your company will be able to greet clients and assist with front office duties rather than just being on the phone the whole time. You could perhaps have your receptionist answering the phone and putting the calls through to the relevant person, whilst the other calls are put on hold until the receptionist can attend to them. In this case, you could have a greeting message whilst the caller waits, and then have the receptionist answer the call when he or she is ready. Alternatively, you can forgo having your receptionist answering the phones at all, and can have the entire process automated. If you do this, then when someone phones your office, you will have them listening to a recorded message which prompts them to press a button that will lead them to the relevant department they need. This works well in large companies.

It is easy to see why PABX are so important for busy companies. There is so much else to consider besides answering and screening important calls. PABX are popular in large corporations, banks, debt collecting companies, radio stations and a plethora of other types of industries. More and more people are automating their phone lines to increase productivity and ensure that all calls are handled immaculately. It is relatively easy to source a good PABX system; you just have to look properly. It is a good idea to look on the internet, as you will find this to be an excellent resource for PABX systems. If you look for the word switchboard in a popular search engine such as Google, you will be able to browse the websites offered to you. On the website you will be able to see the different types of PABX systems available to you, and the costs. Some of these companies will even offer payment plans for the more expensive PABX system. Although it might cost you a bit to get one, once you have it the convenience in your office and the professionalism it brings is priceless! Ensure that you do your research properly, so that you find a switchboard company who will be helpful and will assist you in finding the right PABX system for your company’s needs.

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How Australia created the technology election

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This post is by Colin Jacobs, the chair of Electronic Frontiers Australia. It first appeared on the EFA’s site and is re-published here with his permission.

opinion This election, online issues finally got the attention they deserve. And the situation is here to stay.

I’m not talking about which party had the most Facebook followers or made the most gaffes on Twitter (Julia Gillard and Family First, respectively). Serious issues around internet governance and our internet future came into play, and by all accounts will continue to be significant as the situation plays out this week.

The first issue that affected the election was Labor’s mandatory internet censorship policy, 3 years old and counting. Throughout that time, I believe the accepted wisdom amongst the scheme’s proponents — the most notable being of course Senator Conroy — was that it would be unpopular with a handful of geeks but would appeal to the wider audience of mums and dads in the electorate.

If this was indeed the strategy, I think it backfired. Although it’s based on mainly anecdotal evidence, I believe many internet users had their political consciousness awoken by this attempt to slap censorship on the country’s net connections. When this issue was important to people, it didn’t just put them slightly off-side, but made them hopping mad, if not lifelong skeptics of the ALP. Over time I have spoken to MPs and parliamentary staffers of all stripes, and I’m pleased to report that many people did indeed contact their elected representatives and let the opinions be known. For some MPs, this amounted to a veritable flood, and the issue was absolutely on their radar.

Unfortunately, we’ll never be able to quantify what this did to Labor’s vote. The fact is that Labor suffered a big swing against them, and it’s worth noting that most of this swing went to the Greens, the most vocal opponents of the filter in Parliament. At the ballot box, we can’t disentangle the filter from other issues such as climate change and refugees that the Greens campaigned on, but I believe the filter played a big role.

The Coalition, of course, decided to oppose the filter themselves, and this didn’t happen until the election campaign was already underway. Once again, from reading the feedback online, there’s some evidence that this gave their campaign a boost amongst Australia’s netizens. The fact that they decided to make an announcement then, rather than wait for the legislation as they had previously indicated, shows that they thought this was the case as well.

So while I wouldn’t want to oversell it, internet users are hardly a minority in Australia, and issues close to their hearts are at getting more attention than ever before.

The other major technological issue of the campaign was of course the National Broadband Network. This was without a doubt the one area where the policies of the two major parties differed the most. At the risk of over-editorialising, it was also one of the few policies with long-term vision and a nation-building agenda. Labor’s policy calls for a huge investment in our broadband infrastructure, and — setting the economic arguments aside — is a clear win for internet users. The Coalition’s policy is much more modest and boils down to wringing the last drops out of the copper network while leaving the market to take care of the rest.

As it happened, both policies got some real scrutiny, culminating in Tony Abbott’s embarrassing 7.30 Report appearance where he begged off discussing the details of broadband by claiming (correctly) that he was no “tech-head”. This is a major development; our leaders are now expected to know the difference between peak and actual speeds, symmetric and asymmetric connections, ADSL2+, DOCSIS 3 and fibre to the home. Telecommunications capability has assumed a place next to, even ahead of, rail and roads as critical infrastructure. This is as it should be.

The NBN is still making itself felt. The regional independents, now ubiquitously dubbed “kingmakers” by the media, have all flagged this as an issue. Nothing reduces the “tyranny of distance” like a fast net connection would, so it’s a crucial issue for regional voters. If the three amigos decide to put Gillard back in the Lodge, our broadband future may have something to do with it.

Incidentally, an example of just how badly the filter has damaged Labor’s credibility with regard to online issues is some of the negative comments we received for praising this broadband policy in contrast to that of the Liberal party. Although this failure to “maintain the rage” against Conroy is temporary and I hope forgivable, the ALP have a long way to go if they ever want to regain the trust of Australian internet users.

I haven’t yet touched on the uses of the net itself, including social media, in the campaign. The major parties focussed as normal on scary TV ads to get their message out, and online spending by the major parties (as best we can ascertain) came in at well under 10 percent. The Greens and minor parties relied much more heavily on drumming up support online, both as a deliberate strategy and due to financial necessity. It doesn’t seem to have done them any harm at all. It’s interesting to ponder what will the next election will look like; will the 30-second TV spot still reign supreme?

With the way things are going, we might not have to wait three years to find out.

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