OptimizedVoIP

"Advantage of VoIP" over traditional one:- The main reason for which people are so massively turning to VoIP technology is the cost. In businesses, VoIP is a way to cut down communication cost, add more features to communication and interaction between employees and with customers so that to render the system more efficient and of better quality. For individuals, VoIP is not only the things that have revolutionized voice calling worldwide, but it is also a means to have fun c...ommunicating through computers and mobile devices for free. One of the pioneering services that made VoIP so popular is Skype. It has allowed people to share instant messages and make voice and video calls for free worldwide. VoIP is said to be cheap, but most people use it for free. Yes, if you have a computer with a microphone and speakers, and a good Internet connection, you can communicate using VoIP for free. This can also be possible with your mobile and home phone. There are many ways of using VoIP technology. It all depends on where and how you will be making the calls. It could be at home, at work, in your corporate network, during a travel and even on the beach. The way you make calls varies with the VoIP service you use.

"Another successful Grandstream Phone System deployment completed - Cost? About 3K + some tip for job well done. Of course, I hit the bar with my tip. I am sure my wife would not like it, but I have a rule-work hard and play hard. While I was drinking, my silly friend brings up the topic of the phone system. I am not sure if I mind talking about it, but I think I was too drunk to care. ""Manny, why do you think he picked Grandstream instead of Avaya or Cisco?"". ""If you real...ly want to know, why not buy me a drink and I will tell you"". You should see how my friend has no desire to find out any more. Little does he know, I answer his question. Grandstream was cheaper that does the same job as Avaya or Cisco. My friend is cheap and he won't buy me a drink. Avaya would run you about 8k and Cisco would run close to 12K with 7 phones. From my experience, they all do pretty good jobs."

You may have seen camera manufacturer provides a full system for $399 (maybe with 4 cameras). However, another manufacture camera itself may cost $150. I have installed waterproof Grandstream GXV3672 FHD camera that can give you 30 meters night vision. You are not going to find these type of camera for cheap. The same goes for VoIP and Data Network solution. You get what you paid for.

Another deployment completed with security camera with 2 months of FHD recording, network design with VLAN, and hosted VoIP with QoS enabled.