Nathan Wright

7 Reasons To Use VoIP in Your Business. Let's get started. Reason 1 - Lower Costs. Well that sounds like a great initial incentive - but how can it reduce costs exactly? We are well aware that in the dynamic landscape of small businesses in the UK, finding efficient ways to reduce operational costs is crucial for survival and growth. One technology that has proven to be a game-changer in this regard is Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). Essentially (and it is further explained elsewhere on our Nimble Tech Page) by utilising the internet to make and receive calls, VoIP offers significant cost-saving benefits over traditional telephone systems. This is because traditional phone lines often charge high rates for long-distance and international calls, but VoIP services typically offer lower rates and sometimes even unlimited calling plans for these types of communications. As you can imagine, this can lead to substantial savings, particularly for businesses that frequently deal with clients or partners overseas. But there's more... Lower Infrastructure Expenses. VoIP systems eliminate the need for extensive and costly physical infrastructure. Traditional telephony requires a network of phone lines and PBX systems, which can be expensive to install and maintain. In contrast, VoIP operates over the existing internet connection, requiring minimal additional hardware. This not only cuts down on initial setup costs but also reduces ongoing maintenance expenses. If you are not yet using VoIP, yet aware that you will have to at some point as explained elsewhere, then this may be a great time to re-evaluate your technical development strategy alongside your communication and investment strategies to not only reduce costs but be on the front foot strategically. Drop us a line if you'd like to chat further. Darren #VoIP #SmallBusiness #CostSavings #TechUpgrade #BusinessGrowth #Flexibility #FutureProof #Communication #TechTrends #BusinessTips

📣 Attention business owners! BT will turn off all ISDN and PSTN by December 2025. Many businesses that rely on ISDN must move to a new service. Our VoIP solution delivers high-quality calls and can save you up to 60% on your monthly rental line‼️ Q: Why Is The Switch-Off Happening? The ISDN/PSTN switch-off has been planned due to the increasing costs of maintaining these traditional networks, which also need help to support modern technology's advancements. Q: ISDN Vs PSTN: What's The Difference? 📞 PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) is the original network, introduced in the 1800s, enabling phone calls and fax transmissions. A PSTN line can only support a single connection. 📞 ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network), developed in the early 1980s, enhances the original PSTN network. It allows digital transmission and enables data and video call capabilities. ISDN lines can support two simultaneous connections (e.g., phone and fax). Q: What Impact Will The Switch-Off Have On Our Services? Services currently using PSTN (analogue) or ISDN lines will be affected, necessitating a transition to modern solutions such as IP, VoIP, FTTP, wireless, and cellular (4G/5G). Impacted services include: 👉 Traditional phone lines 👉 Access control and alarm systems 👉 Fax machines 👉 Payment terminals 👉 Lift phones 👉 Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) broadband connections. Q: What Are The Alternatives? Many businesses are already using alternatives, which include: ✅ FTTP (Fibre to the Premise) ✅ Full Fibre Internet Leased Line Connections ✅ SOGEA (Single Order Generic Ethernet Access). Q: When Is It Happening? The ISDN/PSTN switch-off plan commenced in May 2015 with the announcement of the switch-off. Since then, a series of activities have been undertaken, including formal notifications, briefings, and the launching of new products such as SOGEA. 🔒 Future-Proof Your Business: Please don't wait until it's too late! Empower your business with MyCora and confidently navigate the telecom revolution. Contact us today to start your journey towards enhanced communication efficiency. #isdn #switch #switchoff #bt #openreach #british #telecoms #phonesystems #businessphones #businessphonesystem #cloudcommunications #cloudtelephony #voip #voipservices #voipprovider #voipbusinessphone #voipphones #telecomservices #mycora

📣 Attention business owners! BT will turn off all ISDN and PSTN by December 2025. Many businesses that rely on ISDN must move to a new service. Our VoIP solution delivers high-quality calls and can save you up to 60% on your monthly rental line‼️ Q: Why Is The Switch-Off Happening? The ISDN/PSTN switch-off has been planned due to the increasing costs of maintaining these traditional networks, which also need help to support modern technology's advancements. Q: ISDN Vs PSTN: What's The Difference? 📞 PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) is the original network, introduced in the 1800s, enabling phone calls and fax transmissions. A PSTN line can only support a single connection. 📞 ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network), developed in the early 1980s, enhances the original PSTN network. It allows digital transmission and enables data and video call capabilities. ISDN lines can support two simultaneous connections (e.g., phone and fax). Q: What Impact Will The Switch-Off Have On Our Services? Services currently using PSTN (analogue) or ISDN lines will be affected, necessitating a transition to modern solutions such as IP, VoIP, FTTP, wireless, and cellular (4G/5G). Impacted services include: 👉 Traditional phone lines 👉 Access control and alarm systems 👉 Fax machines 👉 Payment terminals 👉 Lift phones 👉 Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) broadband connections. Q: What Are The Alternatives? Many businesses are already using alternatives, which include: ✅ FTTP (Fibre to the Premise) ✅ Full Fibre Internet Leased Line Connections ✅ SOGEA (Single Order Generic Ethernet Access). Q: When Is It Happening? The ISDN/PSTN switch-off plan commenced in May 2015 with the announcement of the switch-off. Since then, a series of activities have been undertaken, including formal notifications, briefings, and the launching of new products such as SOGEA. 🔒 Future-Proof Your Business: Please don't wait until it's too late! Empower your business with MyCora and confidently navigate the telecom revolution. Contact us today to start your journey towards enhanced communication efficiency. #isdn #switch #switchoff #bt #openreach #british #telecoms #phonesystems #businessphones #businessphonesystem #cloudcommunications #cloudtelephony #voip #voipservices #voipprovider #voipbusinessphone #voipphones #telecomservices #mycora

📣 Attention business owners! BT will turn off all ISDN and PSTN by December 2025. Many businesses that rely on ISDN must move to a new service. Our VoIP solution delivers high-quality calls and can save you up to 60% on your monthly rental line‼️ Why Is The Switch-Off Happening? The ISDN/PSTN switch-off has been planned due to the increasing costs of maintaining these traditional networks, which also need help to support modern technology's advancements. ISDN Vs PSTN: What's The Difference? 📞 PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) is the original network, introduced in the 1800s, enabling phone calls and fax transmissions. A PSTN line can only support a single connection. 📞 ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network), developed in the early 1980s, enhances the original PSTN network. It allows digital transmission and enables data and video call capabilities. ISDN lines can support two simultaneous connections (e.g., phone and fax). What Impact Will The Switch-Off Have On Our Services? Services currently using PSTN (analogue) or ISDN lines will be affected, necessitating a transition to modern solutions such as IP, VoIP, FTTP, wireless, and cellular (4G/5G). Impacted services include: 👉 Traditional phone lines 👉 Access control and alarm systems 👉 Fax machines 👉 Payment terminals 👉 Lift phones 👉 Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC) broadband connections. What Are The Alternatives? Many businesses are already using alternatives, which include: ✅ FTTP (Fibre to the Premise) ✅ Full Fibre Internet Leased Line Connections ✅ SOGEA (Single Order Generic Ethernet Access). When Is It Happening? The ISDN/PSTN switch-off plan commenced in May 2015 with the announcement of the switch-off. Since then, a series of activities have been undertaken, including formal notifications, briefings, and the launching of new products such as SOGEA. 🔒 Future-Proof Your Business: Please don't wait until it's too late! Empower your business with MyCora and confidently navigate the telecom revolution. Contact us today to start your journey towards enhanced communication efficiency. #isdn #switch #switchoff #bt #openreach #british #telecoms #phonesystems #businessphones #businessphonesystem #cloudcommunications #cloudtelephony #voip #voipservices #voipprovider #voipbusinessphone #voipphones #telecomservices #mycora