With the forthcoming PSTN switch off, many businesses are looking for a way to future-proof their phone systems. Many have already opted for SIP trunks in replacement of traditional phone lines. If you are planning to join the hundreds of other organisations in the move away from a landline phone solution, you may be wondering …more
How to get a business mobile with a landline number
There are many advantages and benefits to be had from having a landline number for your business mobile phone: you can answer more calls (wherever you are), look more professional, reduce your phone bill and work more flexibly. In fact, the increasing trend for working virtually or on the move, means that having a landline …more
Phone system for a large office
Whether you’re planning to upgrade or setting up a new business premises, deciding on a new phone system for a large office can be worrisome. Most businesses are reliant on their phone system to guarantee consistent communication – both internally and externally. With a multitude of phone solutions available, it’s important to carry out thorough …more
Hosted phone system disadvantages
What is a hosted phone system? A hosted phone system utilises the internet to transfer voice data (i.e. telephone calls), as opposed to sending analogue signals across a traditional PSTN landline connection. Rather than hosting a physical private telephone exchange (PBX) within your premises, a hosted phone system carries out the work of processing and …more
Is fibre broadband better than ADSL?
In the UK, there are a variety of different broadband solutions available. This can make it tricky to decipher which type of connection is most suited to your requirements. Do I need the fastest connection possible? Which will give me the best deal? This guide breaks down two of the most common types of broadband: …more
New phone system installation checklist
If you’re looking to invest in a new phone system or upgrade your current one, you might be wondering: where do you start? How do you know which system to get? What do you need for this system to work? And what happens once it’s installed? What do you want from your business phone system? …more
How to Improve Communications on a Construction Site
When on-site communications are neglected, companies don’t just risk the health of their finances; the health of their employees and the public is also a concern. After all, any construction site can be a dangerous place to work. Applying effective communication practices doesn’t just save lives – it also serves to build better relationships. Better …more
What is SIP trunking and how does it work?
With Openreach planning to end support for PSTN and ISDN services in 2025, businesses are seeking to procure new office phone solutions in greater numbers. In the UK’s commercial sector, SIP trunking is proving to be a popular replacement for traditional phone lines. What is SIP trunking protocol? SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is a communications …more
Phone systems for a lawyer’s office
Having a reliable phone system is a crucial element of a lawyer’s office in order to guarantee the effective running of day-to-day business. Whether you’re negotiating with clients, scheduling meetings or liaising with fellow colleagues, a dependable telephone connection cannot be compromised. If you’ve already begun the search for a new phone system or started …more
Business broadband or residential deals?
Depending on the size and nature of your organisation, specialist business broadband can bring a range of benefits over using a standard home broadband service. However, it’s worth noting that not all businesses need an enterprise-grade broadband solution. To decide which type of package is preferable for your organisation, you’ll need to be aware of …more
