Small business secrets...

Cloud technology has become common in day to day business operations. From apps, backup and now telephony using Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phones.

VoIP phones are quickly becoming the preferred choice of communication among small enterprises. If your business is still using traditional telephony, here are many benefits of switching to cloud-based communications.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone systems has become a popular choice of communication system for businesses. Due to the scaling, portability and cost-efficiency allows business to communicate with ease, compete and grow in their market.

Traditional landlines are shutting down in favour of VoIP phone systems. As expected your small business may have questions regarding this change and how it will impact your existing business communications.

With the number of coronavirus cases increasing, remote working has been thrust into the spotlight. However, working from home is a daily occurrence for 1.54 million people in the UK. As a small business owner, this may be your first time accommodating for this and its challenges.

Here are a few ways UK small business owners can organise employees who have to work remotely and how to ensure productivity levels with Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone systems.

There comes a time where small business owners start to think about scaling their business. Most of this involves investment, advice and choosing the right business partner. However, cloud services also offer unique ways for small businesses to do this.

Receiving and answering calls is essential for small businesses in terms of contacting customers or answering queries. However, telecom costs can be expensive, especially for start-ups. There are many ways to cut down on phone bills and keep expenses to a minimum. We delve into the best practical savings so you can focus on growing your business.

Business-grade over IP (VoIP) is the most popular method of telecommunications for micro and small businesses. After all, you get access to a wide range of features such as call conferencing, voicemail to email transcript and remote-working. 

More and more businesses are keen to make the switch but steps need to be taken to find the best-tailored cloud solution for your business.

Cloud computing is already a part of many large businesses and plays a key part in their IT infrastructure. In 2020, the cloud can also offer a wide range of benefits for small businesses such as features, inexpensive pricing and remote flexibility.

We outline how this can be a perfect fit within your small business and also how it can help your business thrive.

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