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Frost & Sullivan Selects Ooma as the POTS Replacement Leader
“Ooma AirDial stands as one of the most compelling solutions available to organizations looking to future-proof their critical systems and devices.” – Frost & Sullivan
Reduce complexity by addressing all your POTS replacement needs with one provider. We’ve got you covered from assessment to installation and support with our all-in-one solution. Get everything you need including hardware, software, remote device management and cloud telephony on a single monthly bill.
No need to rip and replace your existing safety devices. AirDial works with a wide variety of use cases including:
Ooma AirDial supports a variety of devices including:
Reduce complexity and resolve all POTS telephone challenges with one provider – hardware, data, and phone service for one monthly rate.
Schedule a consultation with us to find out exactly how much you can save.
MultiPath technology routes all traffic over both LTE and wired
ethernet networks simultaneously, so no calls are dropped. Battery
backup keeps devices running during power failures.
Attach Ooma AirDial to any wall or place on any flat surface.
Configure easily to provide LTE failover for mission critical VoIP lines.
Manage all locations and devices using Remote Device Management, our intuitive web portal. Get SMS and email alerts when specific numbers are dialed, should outages occur or when the backup battery needs charging.
Replacing your POTS lines with Ooma AirDial can help you save significantly as carriers decommission copper lines and raise prices. Read this whitepaper to learn more about transitioning to a POTS line replacement solution.
See how much you can save by transitioning. Contact us to get a custom quote
There’s a new urgency to replace obsolete POTS lines, with almost 90% of enterprises swiftly migrating to POTS replacement solutions. Download this whitepaper to see what companies are facing.
The copper wire lines that support critical life safety devices could be costing your company millions of dollars in wasteful overhead expenses. Download this whitepaper from CIO.com to start saving.
There is one overhead expense that has been lingering over you for years. If you checked your phone bill recently, you’ll see that it has skyrocketed and is eating into your margins. How do you reclaim these profits?
Ooma AirDial is a customizable solution based on your business needs that includes hardware and software. We offer various payment options including rentals or purchases of hardware and billing by business entity or location. To get more specific pricing, please contact sales at (866) 902-6765 or schedule a quick meeting with us.
POTS lines are the old copper telephone lines that have provided residential and business telephone service since Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone in 1876.
POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) is an acronym used by telecommunication carriers to refer to these traditional telephone lines. POTS lines are used for more than just regular voice calls. They also service analog devices like security alarms, fire alarm panels, FAX lines, building and gate entry systems, public safety emergency phones on campuses, elevator lines, point-of-sale systems and more.
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The short answer is that copper telephone lines are becoming too expensive to maintain. Telecommunication companies are migrating to newer technologies, like VoIP solutions and fiber-optic cables. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recognized this in an August 2019 FCC order that removed obligations for certain local telephone companies to offer legacy services at regulated rates.
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There is no magical date when all POTS lines will vanish and traditional landlines will become obsolete. AT&T did announce a plan in March 2022 to reduce its copper footprint by 50 percent by 2025. And there was a rumor that POTS lines would stop working on August 2, 2022. Read our blog post to see how this myth got started.
The bottom line is that POTS lines, which form the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), are headed toward an inevitable sunset and becoming more expensive as carriers struggle to continue providing service to an ever-shrinking subscriber base. All of this is driving both residential and business customers to switch to alternative phone options.
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It depends on where you live, but chances are good that you can still find telecom providers who offer you traditional landline phone service over copper POTS lines. But be prepared for the high costs for both installation and monthly service. Also keep in mind that the aging infrastructure of analog lines make them difficult to maintain, so service may become less reliable over time.
Alternative services such as Ooma’s Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) system and LTE cell phone service may be a more cost-effective solution and offer more functions than you can get with a traditional landline phone service.
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You can rip out and replace all of your legacy devices, which is often impractically difficult or expensive. Instead, you can get an affordable digital solution like Ooma AirDial that provides a digital connection that looks like a traditional POTS line to the legacy device. AirDial is a single package that combines hardware, a wireless data connection on a nationwide network and phone service. Sensitive information is encrypted and doesn’t touch the public internet, so AirDial offers privacy for devices like analog fax machines and point-of-sale payment systems. AirDial also meets many regulatory requirements for devices, such as fire alarm panels and elevator phones.
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Yes, Ooma AirDial is available for purchase through NASPO, OMNIA, ITES, SEWP and more. Call us at (866) 902-6765 or schedule a consultation to learn more.
