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Business Phone Solutions
One of the best things about technology today is the number of applications that we all now have access to with our various devices. We are all no longer bound to the same types of phone companies and traditional phone lines of years gone by. We are now free to find phone solutions that fit our operations and our unique needs. At Stability Networks, we do not limit you to one-size-fits-all solutions for any of our services and the same goes for our business phone systems.
Today, more and more businesses are shifting their phone services to VoIP and private phone networks. They provide greater control over your resources, stronger call clarity, reduced operating costs, and many other optional features including:
- Conference Calls
- Auto-Attendant
- Remote Office Solutions
- Call Transfer
- Unified Messaging
- And much more
Now that we have stepped into the future of phone service, your company must find the one that is right for you and your needs. Stability Networks offers many options for your business; which one is right for you depends on your requirements and current situation.
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On-Premise Phone Systems
The on-premise software option means that the hardware and equipment for your phone network will exist at your location. The hardware supporting your VoIP system will be somewhere in the workplace, like a computer equipment room, phone closet, or server room. In this option, your company will own or be leasing-to-own all of the hardware that runs your private network. This will give you greater control over the equipment, software, and the customization of all the features.
All of these systems come with strengths and shortcomings of their own. An on-premise system is going to have higher upfront costs for the setup process, but once you own it, you won’t be paying a recurring monthly fee for the use of someone else’s equipment. When you hire more employees and need to add more phones, you only have to purchase more IP phones.
You will be limited somewhat in how much you can scale up or down your services by your in-house resources. The on-premise option is best suited to mid-size or large businesses because it is most cost-effective with more users in the workplace. The more users you have, the more you can justify the expense for greater in-house resources.