SIP Lines

In addition to reducing communication costs for companies, SIP trunking has several major advantages.

A more scalable infrastructure

Unlike businesses that use a traditional telephony system, organizations that move to SIP have opportunities to expand the company’s infrastructure.

SIP technology makes your business more agile, especially when it comes to remote work. New lines can be added easily with IP telephony. The entire telephone system is managed much more efficiently than with analogue lines, which require significant installation fees and costs (connection, cabling, etc.)

Network consolidation

Many companies maintain and pay for data and voice calls on separate networks, even if they have a single provider for these services. The use of SIP trunking allows businesses to merge voice and data into a single network, meaning that voice calls essentially become a part of the data being transmitted.

Even if the network and connectivity capabilities are a little more stretched, this can lead to significant cost savings in the long run.

Support in the growth of your business

SIP trunking provides an environment conducive to the productivity, profitability and growth of organizations. Combining voice and data in a single network makes remote work much easier, helps businesses grow, and allows skilled employees to be recruited and collaborated no matter where they are in the world.

Unified communications

The transition to SIP promotes the modernization and opening up of communication systems. SIP trunking can thus be the first step towards a more unified communication system.

By harnessing the benefits of a fully IP-based system, companies that invest in UCaaS (Unified Communications as a Service) can innovate, improve productivity and efficiency, and attract more employees and customers.

Greater mobility

Investing in SIP technology gives your organization the opportunity to improve the mobility of its workforce. Using the flexibility offered by VoIP apps and more mobile-friendly solutions, your employees can connect to your on-premises phone system from any device and any location in the world.

It also has a positive long-term impact on your business continuity and resilience. Indeed, the mobility enabled by SIP and VoIP solutions ensures that communications can be maintained even if your Internet connection fails.

Better business continuity

SIP allows businesses to be more resilient, with a more reliable business phone structure than legacy systems. In the event of unforeseeable disruptions or outages, SIP users can forward calls to another phone number, site, or system so that business can continue as normal.

SIP technology can thus play an important role in the implementation of disaster recovery plans.

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