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Why Businesses should use VoIP

27 Jun 2011

VOIP FOR YOUR BUSINESS Companies across the nation are reducing their cost of doing business and improving customer service by using VoIP. Companies send all their information over their broadband Internet connection, including voice calls from employees and information from PCs. Companies gain savings in areas such as start up, long distance, conferencing and network infrastructure.

VoIP turns Internet infrastructure into a huge global telephone network. All phone systems can take advantage of VoIP lines. Companies don't need an IP based (IP PBX) or an IP compatible phone system.

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Consider the Big Picture of VOIP Savings

20 Jun 2011

Stu Kushner

Network Cabling ,Data Cabling, Cat5e ,Cat6/6a Cabling There are a number of strategies that small business owners can employ to improve their bottom line, but few can have the profoundly positive immediate and long term impact of switching to VOIP service. In fact many commonly employed strategies for trimming costs or boosting profits can actually have a negative effect on either customers or employees.

Raising the prices of your products will most certainly increase your profit per sale, but customers who

Extending your Reach with VOIP

1 Jun 2011

Stu Kushner

voip phone If you are hoping to maximize the success of your small business there is a good chance that you’ll need customers or clients that extend beyond your town, region or state. The problem for many small businesses lies in the fact that reaching out to these non local customers (and vendors) can be exceedingly expensive with traditional telephone service.

Frequent long distance calling can have a profound impact on what is likely to be an already reasonably high phone bill. With traditional phone service you probably pay extra for features like voicemail, caller ID, conference calling and an additional rate per minute for calls outside

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Taking Connectivity with You with VOIP

20 May 2011

Stu Kushner

Office Cabling, Network Cabling,VOIP-Phone Your current business phone system may be reliable and have plenty of features that you feel your business can’t do without, but even the greatest traditional business phone systems have limitations. That crowded closet full of phone equipment nestled in some corner of your office, that your business phone service needs to function, allows you to only use within the office setting.

By switching your current business phone service to a much more convenient VOIP service you’ll be giving your most important form of communication portability. You can connect with your customers and vendors via your VOIP service from your office,

Express the Highest Level of Professionalism with VOIP

18 May 2011

Stu Kushner

In order to be successful in the business world you’ve got to be able to evoke the image of being the consummate professional every single time you communicate with a customer. The first impression of communication could very well be through your phone system and if anything goes awry during that first call you may never get the opportunity to take another. This is why you need to have a business phone system that fits your needs as well as it fits your budget.

Your current business phone service

Saving Money by Switching to VOIP

16 May 2011

Stu Kushner

Your phone system is the most prominent line of communication you’ve got to your vendors and customers and, as such, it is an integral part of your business’ success. If you want to keep the customers that you have worked hard to attract you need a completely reliable mode of direct communication.

Fortunately you can easily offer the complete accessibility that your customers and prospect need without being at the mercy of traditional phone service providers. Traditional business phone service

Bad Power Supply

4 Oct 2008

Stu Kushner

How do you know when you have a bad power supply? Well, the symptoms are fairly basic. I had a client call me last week. He said his computer would not turn on. So, I asked him to tell me if anything came up on the monitor. He said, "No, the monitor is blank". So, I asked if he could see any lights come on the CPU and he told me that the CPU's LEDs were also dark. So, I asked him to put his ear to the power supply and tell me if he could hear the fan turning. He said it seemed quiet.

So, as a final test, I asked him to carefully look at the power supply and to tell me if the fan is spinning. He said it was not. Therefore, the power supply was bad. The next trick was in looking up the exact make and model and finding a generic replacement that would fit into the system. We did and we were able to get his computer back up and working the same day.

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