The VOICE incentive policy is Yealink's 2024 new deal registration program. It offers additional discounts on quantity orders of specific Yealink telephone and wireless headset models. The discounts are substantial and depend on the number of units per order, the type of device being ordered, and the end customer's industry sector.

Here are the details.

Yealink's longstanding collaboration with Microsoft is well known in the telecom industry and stands as a testament to how two giants in their fields can work together to create products and services that are greater than the sum of their parts. 

Yealink's Teams-certified IP phone portfolio offers deep integration with Microsoft Teams and creates a converged communications ecosystem for organizations of all sizes.

This article explores this innovative portfolio, which includes a wide range of devices suitable for virtually all types of businesses.

Grandstream recently announced a pair of new FXO gateways, the HT841 and HT881, that allow small to medium-sized businesses to deploy VoIP services easily and quickly in an environment where analog telephony is still prevalent.

In this article, we review these new devices and discuss some of the use cases that these devices were designed to serve.

Video conferences are key for effective team collaboration in the modern business environment. Yealink has developed a line of Teams-enabled devices for Microsoft Teams Rooms to further enhance and streamline videoconferencing and remote collaboration for enterprises of all shapes and sizes.

This article highlights some of the most noteworthy Teams-certified devices and videoconferencing kits available from Yealink.

Case study

Case study provided by Yeastar

The Darby School District comprises a vibrant community of preschool to 12th-grade students. Employing over 60 employees and serving hundreds of students, the district has consistently maintained an excellent standing in supporting its students and their families over the years.

The Yeastar P-Series PBX systems are excellent communications tools. Microsoft Teams is also a great collaboration tool. Put the two together, and the result is greater than the sum of its parts. That’s exactly what Yeastar has done by enabling you to integrate P-Series enterprise-grade calling capabilities with Teams for internal and external communications without the need to switch between platforms.

In this article, we more fully explore this capability, the benefits it delivers, and how to enable it.

Article contributed by Snom Americas

In today's fast-paced and interconnected business landscape, effective communication is paramount. Whether you're a small business striving for seamless coordination among team members or a large enterprise looking to optimize your communication infrastructure, the Snom M500 Series of DECT devices offers a ground-breaking solution designed with your specific needs in mind. This innovative system doesn't just enhance communication – it transforms it.

Yealink’s headsets can be powerful additions to any enterprise’s arsenal of telecom tools. The WH62 and WH63 headset models are perfectly tailored to enhance productivity, comfort and user-friendliness in any corporate environment. The use of digital enhanced cordless telecommunications (DECT) as wireless communications technology further augments the usability and flexibility of these headsets.

You don’t need a Yealink phone to enjoy the benefits of these headsets, since they offer broad compatibility with third-party phones using specially designed electronic hook switch (EHS) adapters. In this article, we explore this feature and the methods used to achieve compatibility.

The Snom M500 Pro series of DECT-based wireless telephony devices is an ideal solution for small to medium-sized businesses with employees who require high mobility. Easy to deploy and simple to implement, the M500 Pro can be up and running in literally a matter of minutes.

In this article, we examine this telephony solution and the use cases that it is best suited to fulfill.

By Brian Van Meter at Grandstream

As technology continues to advance, networks within offices, hotels, education spaces and other verticals have grown more complex. Phones, computers, IoT devices, smart technology and more can all be simultaneously running across a deployment’s Local Area Network (LAN). This can lead to issues with security, network organization, and scalability.

As a result of these roadblocks, Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs) have become an increasingly popular feature that can help partition physical networks into virtually manageable ones. Within this blog post, we’ll give you an introduction to building VLANs with Grandstream’s GWN layer 2+ switches.