My company focuses on one product: a hosted IP phone system. Here are 10 reasons clients give as to why hosted VoIP is better than an IP PBX. My company focuses on one product: a hosted IP phone ...

A hosted VoIP system is the most cost-effective solution for small businesses, costing around $10 to $30 per user, per month if you use existing devices, compared to over $10,000 for an on-premise ...

One of the virtues of Voice over Internet Protocol is that your business can have a sophisticated phone system without installing a phone system. With a VoIP system hosted on the Internet, all you ...

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The cord-cutting movement isn’t limited to consumer cable and Netflix. As Voice over Internet Protocol communication matures and as high-speed Internet becomes cheap and ubiquitous, an increasing ...

More than one-third of companies (36%) have already adopted hosted VoIP services. This number will almost certainly increase as more companies become aware of this alternative to traditional phone ...

Not to be confused with the business social network from Jive Software, Jive Hosted VoIP ($29.95 per user per month) is an easy-to-use hosted voice-over-IP (VoIP) system for small businesses. The ...

ShoreTel, which made its mark in IP telephony by simplifying unified communications and reducing total cost of ownership, recently broke into the hosted VoIP business with the acquisition of M5.

An increasing number of businesses are adopting hosted voice services in an effort to avoid the cost and complexity of premise-based solutions, according to a recent study by Frost & Sullivan.

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Jive Hosted VoIP gives small businesses a flexible, ...

Services called IP Centrex, for want of a better name, are still sorting themselves out, and the name itself is no small part of the problem. Even if providers of hosted VoIP services scrupulously ...