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Several years ago, most of the writing about Voice over IP (VoIP) was about how important it was going to be, what protocols were going to dominate, the transmission of voice and multimedia content over an internet connection. VoIP allows users to make voice calls from a computer, smartphone, other
As people become ever more wedded to their mobile phones, they’re running into the capacity constraints that 4G wireless networks exhibit. 5G is designed to support nearly 10 times more faster capabilities. Several companies within the mobile ecosystem that are contributing to bringing 5G to life. Qualcomm has played a
The IoT connects devices (like computers, smartphones, tablets, televisions, lights, door locks, and more) around us to the internet. These connected devices are able to send and receive data that can streamline many businesses’ working models. The concept of the internet of things enables devices with internet connectivity to exchange
The evolution of the IP PBX system introduced companies to a new world of cost savings and efficiencies for the communication landscape. Older phone systems not only had fewer features than the modern IP PBX, but they were also more costly in terms of maintenance and monthly phone bills. Dedicated
It seems like just yesterday we were all using rotary phones that were either attached to the wall or sat on a desk like a cumbersome paperweight. For decades, phone technology didn’t progress beyond those analog systems. With the help of New Innovation Technology Voice over Internet Protocol or VoIP
The hospitality industry was hit hard by the pandemic and ensuing economic impacts last year, but there are good signs that indicate a recovery is underway. Travel numbers are back up, hotel occupancy is rising again, and employees are slowly returning to the industry. As your hotel seeks to recover,
If your hotel is still running on an analog phone system, with phones plugged directly into the public switched telephone network (PSTN) through copper wires in the wall, your options for scalability are limited. Adding a new phone line requires physical infrastructure upgrades, and you’ll still pay for the trunks
