Office Cabling, Network Cabling
Written by Stu Kushner

Simplifying Communications with a VOIP Phone System

Office Cabling, Network Cabling,voip communication Traditional business phone systems consist of a tremendous amount of complicated equipment tucked into a communications closet somewhere within your office.  If you plan on making upgrades, additions or you just want to grow your business that equipment will likely have to undergo some serious changes that could take valuable time to implement.  You are at the mercy of a field technician’s schedule every time a change or upgrade needs to be made to your equipment.

If you are looking for an easier, more efficient and more effective mode of phone communication for your growing business you should consider making the switch to a VOIP phone system.  Changing to a voice over internet protocol phone system will allow you to compleely eliminate that communication closet full of expensive equipment and all of the headaches that go along with it.

The only equipment that you need with a VOIP phone system is the phones.  Expanding your office phone system to meet the needs of your growing business is as simple as adding additional phones – no technicians, no appointments and no waiting.  VOIP phone systems can almost instantly be expanded to meet your needs and can accommodate users in your office and at remote locations.  Upgrading to a VOIP system is a great way to simplify communications and streamline office expenses by eliminating excess equipment and expensive, long term contracts.

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Stu Kushner
Stu Kushner began his career at Boeing Commercial Aircraft and then on to Hexcel and Case/Rixon where he specialized in CAD/CAM (computer design and robotics). In 1986, he started Progressive Office. The earliest years were about networking small businesses and providing IT support. But since 2008, the company has concentrated exclusively on providing office network cabling solutions.

About Stu Kushner

Stu Kushner began his career at Boeing Commercial Aircraft and then on to Hexcel and Case/Rixon where he specialized in CAD/CAM (computer design and robotics). In 1986, he started Progressive Office. The earliest years were about networking small businesses and providing IT support. But since 2008, the company has concentrated exclusively on providing office network cabling solutions.