Cloud computing is as popular as ever with 80 percent of businesses now using some form of it. Today, you can get about any type of business computing in the cloud, but one of the most valuable solutions that most businesses can use is found in the communications sector. This month we’ll talk a little bit about how a hosted VoIP platform can be one of the most useful solutions for your business.
Today’s business is largely a collaborative one. In order to succeed your team will need to work together and be on the same page. One of the best ways to accomplish this is to by using a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) solution. Many of today’s most dynamic VoIP solutions also feature powerful solutions for video conferencing, an option that is more useful now than ever.
Businesses today can have a much more coordinated communications effort, often branded as unified communications. This platform combines an organization’s telecommunications with its messaging and audio and video conferencing solutions to provide an end-to-end solution that promotes collaboration and productivity and features some of the following solutions:
Let’s take a look at some of the solutions that make up a Unified Communications platform
Many UC platforms integrate right into your business’ management platform as well, making it even easier to communicate with your team, vendors, and customers, speeding up business, and keeping everyone connected. If you would like to learn more about unifying your communications solutions, call the IT professionals at 708-781-7110.
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