Voice over IP. (VoIP)

What is VoIP?
VoIP is voice which is transmitted using the Internet Protocol (IP). It is also sometimes referred to as Internet Telephony or Voice over Broadband. In fact what happens is that voice signals are broken down into packets of data which are transmitted to the receiving end where they are reassembled to reform the original voice message. This transmission can be delivered over the open environment of the Internet or it may be carried on a private network between a companies sites, or it may cross a combination of public and private networks. In all these cases a call may be referred to as VoIP but they will exhibit different characteristics depending upon how well managed are the various networks traversed.

Why do I need VoIP?
VoIP allows you to send and receive telephone and fax calls through the Internet, instead of using your telephone or mobile phone network.

What are the benefits of VoIP?
VoIP allows you to save money on your telephone bill, particularly when calling long-distance. VoIP offers additional features that either aren't available or cost more using a traditional phone service.

RGT offer a business class VoIP system that can save your business money on your telephone bill.

If Voice over IP is something you wish to consider for your company contact us.

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Common Questions about VoIP / Voice over Broadband