VOICELINE IP Telephony - VoIP (Internet telephony)Service Vs Conventional Telephony

VOICELINE IP Telephony - VoIP (Internet telephony)Service Vs Conventional Telephony Service

How does VOIP works?

Originally the voice is digitized, compressed and encapsulated over TCP / IP (the one used on the internet). Destination is the operation.

Most economically advantageous

It is obvious that the supposed savings from the integration of two networks into a single (data). Maintenance, management and administration are lower because you can even centralize in one location. In such systems, 80% of problems can be solved remotely, compared to 45% is achieved in the traditional networks.

Moreover, the same way now that internal calls between the PBX extensions have no cost, with the VoIP solutions will also be free calls between all the delegations.

But not only that, with appropriate configuration can be achieved that calls for an outside area in which there is a delegation, quit it, and going to be kind of national or provincial, to be local.

Why is it cheaper to IP Telephony?

A telephone call requires a huge traditional telephone network (telephone dealing only), connected by fiber optic and satellite telecommunications. The huge investments needed to create and maintain the infrastructure that we have to pay when making calls, especially long distance calls. Furthermore, when a call we have a dedicated circuit with a bandwidth of 64 Kbits, we do not use 100%.

However, in an IP phone call we compress the voice signal and releasing bandwidth in the silences.

Being single infrastructure for voice and data traffic, maintenance (lower) is shared between the two. On the other hand, if we look globally for the whole network, we see that the similarity between infrastructure client / operator makes it less complex network operator, as it delivers traffic encapsulated in IP.

All this, together with the optimal use of bandwidth, makes the cost of calls to the operator is lower. Some operators have shifted part of this benefit to the customer.

Do I have to change my infrastructure?

No. With VoIP, no need to change their networks. You can undertake an expansion and implemented with IP technology, complemented perfectly with traditional systems. The functions FXO, FXS and Q-sig have been designed for that. That way you can build your entire infrastructure. In any outlet can put an IP Phone.

VoIP expanding your business. When you grow up, or because they prefer to share the investment in different times, you can always take advantage of the previous investment. You can enter the IP technology in an apartment and after seeing the advantages, continue to rest.

Any other advantages?

With IP technology transfers, distribution changes in their offices, they are cheaper. The phones are in service to connect to any outlet. Not changed the phonebook, the staff is located since they are online. The numbering is no longer linked to a site.

VOIP:- A world full of possibilities. Yet, these advantages are insignificant when compared with the possibilities offered by the LAN telephone to introduce new and exciting applications of advanced communications, such as:

• Unified messaging.
• Virtual call centers, Web-based.
• "Push 2 Talk" to offer customers the ability to contact you and the various departments of your company free of charge through its website, without having to cut the connection.

And, in general, all related to the integration of computing and telephony. Furthermore, it works regardless of the means of transport and access device, from phones to endure, to IP phones and mobile multimedia computers, laptops, Tablet PCs and PDAs.

What is the difference in VOIP and IP telephony?

VoIP stands for Voice over IP protocol (in English). It is the technology that digitizes, compresses and encapsulates the voice over IP protocol.

With the teams that respond to this technology, we can make internal calls to the corporate LAN, without any cost.

IP telephony is the infrastructure that allows us to make any phone calls to the telephone network. We therefore need a gateway to interconnect our network with an operator.

What type of terminals used for?

The terminals used are different from traditional analog phone (you can take) until the new terminal IP (much like the traditional look), via a multimedia PC with the right software (the cheapest option, when the PC is required for the job).

Do what type of terminals can make calls?

Among all types of terminals can make calls. All combinations are possible.

Can I send faxes?

Yes, this technology is capable of sending faxes via the IP protocol.

This option allows you to save the fax machine, using the right software, and more importantly, it opens the possibility of making a documentary file on computer, entering into the paperless office.

Does this technology only works with ADSL among delegations?

No. Any media is valid, our wireless networks, point to point circuits, ISDN, PSTN, etc.

The differences lie in the cost and bandwidth. Our wireless solutions cost is zero, once acquired, with a wide bandwidth (easily achieved 1, 2 and 5.5 Mbps and can reach even 11 Mbps in optimal conditions). In ADSL, the monthly cost is fixed. ISDN and PSTN, the cost depends on the connection time (if not flat rate) and bandwidth is very limited.

It is not an expense is an investment. The cost of implementing the system is not an expense, should be considered an investment. Computing and communications is not always easy to see the returns, but with VoIP solutions as you will see spending on your bill is dramatically reduced because very soon you start saving money.

Rapid Return on Investment.

Several factors contribute to the rapid depreciation of the system: number of delegations, current telephone lines, data network, the need for communication among the delegations.
Of these, undoubtedly the most important influence is the need for communication among the delegations.