Your customers need to be able to connect with your team even when they’re not in the office.
If you’ve been researching business telecoms solutions, you might have heard mention of the term mobile twinning. Mobile twinning is a feature of many business phone systems. Mobile twinning allows a mobile phone to be linked with a desk phone extension. This enables you to take your business calls with you without having to carry two devices.
If you’ve recently started a business, or are about to, you have a unique opportunity. If you can get your telecoms right from day one you can gain a significant advantage over your competitors. You could also save yourself a lot of money in the long run.
Using managed telecoms, also known as managed telephony or managed voice services, comes with several benefits for your businesses. Managed telecoms services enable your business to delegate phone system maintenance to third parties. This allows your team to focus on more critical tasks.
In a normal workload, phone systems are often ignored — after all, running a business is enough to keep most teams occupied! Sales, on the other hand, are made over the phone. You risk downtime and dropped or missed calls if you don’t have a good voice network in place.
Let’s take a look at some of the ways managed telecoms could benefit your organisation.
If you’ve been researching potential broadband service options for your business, you’ve probably come across the terms FTTP, FTTC and Leased Lines. You might be wondering how these are different and which one is the best option. The answer will depend on your expected usage and your budget.
At Carden Telecoms we’ve supplied businesses with all three. Let’s look at how they differ. We’ll discuss the difference Between FTTP & FTTC lines, as well as leased line connections and some of the benefits of each option.
Small businesses and start-ups need to keep their costs low but also need to remain competitive when they’re going up against larger players. VoIP ticks both those boxes when it comes to a business telecom solution.
Whether you’re choosing your business phone service for the first time, or looking to replace your existing in-house telecoms, we’re going to tell you why we recommend VoIP.