Telephone Systems

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DID – Direct Inward Dial

DID, or Direct Inward Dialing, is also called DDI or Direct Dial-In, and it’s a feature that telephone service providers offer their customers for use with their PBX systems. One or more trunk lines are provided so customers can connect to PBX & a number of phone numbers are allocated to this line.

Headsets

Headsets improve productivity and freedom. They free up both of your employee hands so that they can type on the computer, search for important documents or find answers to client questions at high speed.

Growing Usage of VoIP Services

Businesses receive one bill and VoIP enables them to have consistent services, while growing their revenues simultaneously. The following are interesting facts and statistics that will give a clear picture of just how popular VoIP services have become throughout the US.

Call Center Defined

A call center might conjure images of sales people phoning you for no reason, but these are telemarketers, not call center agents. In fact, an organizations call center is an extremely important location, where calls are screened, forwarded to key people or handled on site.

Voicemail Features

The features on your voicemail system depend largely on who you have decided to use as a host and what they have offered you. The good news is that most voicemail services are fairly standard, so you will not miss much if you just get the basic voicemail and attendant functionality.

VoIP Standards and Protocols

VoIP systems use Internet Protocol to send voice ‘packets’ over an IP network. This means the VoIP can be used on ANY data network that uses IP. Not only does VoIP work on the Internet, it can also work on intranets and local area networks. How does it work? Your voice signal is first digitized, compressed and converted into an IP packet.