Implementing cloud communications systems can have a multi-level impact on businesses. On the finance side, it can lower costs. Operationally, it expands your phone system to go beyond desk phones. It can provide the tools for better customer relations.
Figuring out the best phone system for your business can be a challenge, especially considering the countless terms that you’re bound to run into. Let’s take a look at PBX and VoIP, for instance. Both acronyms describe certain types of phone systems, which leads to the commonly-searched question: Is PBX better than VoIP?
Hosted phone systems have been the system of choice for countless big and small businesses these past few years and rightfully so. Also referred to as a cloud phone system, cloud PBX, virtual PBX or hosted PBX, a hosted phone system takes the hassle out of managing an on-site phone system by delegating that responsibility to a third-party provider.
Among the many challenges of running a medical or dental practice is coping with the important yet complex law called the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, commonly known as HIPAA.
As fax machines improved, so did the transmittal time. This was a boon to businesses that depended on sending or receiving sensitive documents. Fax machines became so popular that “fax” became a verb, as in “Fax me your order and we’ll ship it today.” The sales of stand-alone fax machines peaked in the U.S. in 1997 and three years later in Japan.