If you’re looking to grow your business, consider serving micro-enterprises with 1-20 employees. According to the Census Bureau’s Annual Survey of Entrepreneurs, firms with between 1-20 employees made up 89% of all U.S. firms in 2016. While this has traditionally been an underserved market when it comes to VoIP telecommunications, more and more equipment manufacturers are offering products tailored to their needs. In this article, we review some cutting-edge devices that are ideal for micro-enterprises.
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VoIP products and services for micro-enterprises
Topics: Customer Service, SIP Phones, IP PBX, Business Telephone System, VoIP, Grandstream, Yealink, Trends, Mobility (including remote work), Headsets, Leasing, Videoconferencing, Conferencing, Android, Product Review, Business Strategy, Bluetooth, Yeastar, Avaya
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Yealink’s T5 series phones have been at the forefront of innovation. These phones have successfully combined multiple mature technologies to offer products with the perfect balance between simplicity and functionality. Yealink has remained true to this legacy with the introduction of the VP59, its newest flagship smart videophone.
Topics: SIP Phones, Yealink, Mobility (including remote work), Cordless, DECT, Videoconferencing, Android, Productivity, Product Review, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Unified Communications
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Have you ever wanted to bring your teleconference with you wherever you go? You may be visiting a client and need to add some partners back at headquarters into the discussion, and there’s no readily available conference phone to use on the premises. No problem, just whip out your Avaya B109 conference phone, pair it with your mobile phone, and begin the conversation!
Topics: Mobility (including remote work), Conferencing, Product Review, Unified Communications, Avaya
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If you want to get your wireless network up and running quickly, and for a reasonable price, the TP-Link Omada solution is ideal. It provides both easy-to-install procedures and reliable, high-quality components for networks with anywhere from two to two hundred or more access points.
Topics: Wireless, Mobility (including remote work), Product Review, Cloud, Wi-Fi, TP-Link
What's innovative about the Yealink DECT CP930W conference phone
Product Review
In today’s fast-paced business world, every minute counts. It can be time-consuming to schedule telephone conference meetings, book meeting rooms equipped with conference phones, and wait for everyone to arrive before beginning. Instead of having the participants come to a meeting, with Yealink’s CP930W conference phone, you can bring the meeting to the participants!
Imagine going to the procurement department, or to the sales department, to meet with colleagues there and bringing your CP930W conference phone with you. Free of wires, you can place it anywhere within your DECT coverage and begin a meeting. You could even make the warehouse an impromptu telephone conference meeting room.
Topics: SIP, Yealink, Mobility (including remote work), Cordless, DECT, Conferencing, Productivity, Product Review
Product Review
Panasonic has taken advantage of the incredible flexibility that IP telephony provides by introducing its new Mobile Softphone. It integrates with Panasonic IP telephony systems to provide versatile and adaptable unified communication services, anytime, anywhere.
Topics: VoIP, Peripherals, Mobility (including remote work), Productivity, Product Review
Grandstream’s GWN7000 series Wi-Fi access points and Gigabit router
Product Review
Since launching its GWN7610 Wi-Fi access point in 2016, Grandstream has grown its GWN Series to include a range of access points plus a Gigabit VPN router to offer a complete wired and Wi-Fi solution. In addition to the GWN7610 enterprise access point (“AP”) we reviewed in 2016, Grandstream has since launched the GWN7600 mid-range AP, the GWN7600LR outdoor long-range Wi-Fi AP, and the FWN7000 enterprise multi-WAN Gigabit VPN router. We take a look at the full series in this article.
Topics: Wireless, Grandstream, Mobility (including remote work), Routers, Product Review, Wi-Fi
What's new in Yealink’s W53P IP DECT phone and WF50 Wi-Fi Dongle
Product Review
Last week, Yealink launched the W53P DECT IP phone package and the WF50 Wi-Fi dongle for IP phones. These products further enrich Yealink’s suite of wireless enterprise solutions. We take a look at both of these products in this article.
Topics: Wireless, Yealink, Mobility (including remote work), Cordless, DECT, Product Review
Yealink's Next-Gen videoconferencing solutions: The future is here
The world is changing. Businesses are moving from a workforce that is chained to a desk for eight hours a day, five days a week to a more flexible employment model. This flexibility means that much of a company’s workforce may be spread throughout a city or even throughout the planet at any given time. Although this has been shown to improve employee productivity, certain tasks are more efficient when accomplished face to face.
This phenomenon has caused videoconferencing to go from nice to have to essential in businesses of all sizes.
To meet the needs of a dispersed workforce, Yealink has developed one of the most flexible, cost-effective and feature-rich set of solutions on the market. This article reviews Yealink’s videoconferencing systems, including its innovative cloud-based VCMS platform.
Topics: Yealink, Mobility (including remote work), Videoconferencing
The U.S. mobile worker population will grow steadily to 105.4 million in 2020, according to a forecast from International Data Corporation (IDC). By the end of the forecast period, IDC expects mobile workers to account for 72% of the total U.S. workforce.
If your communications infrastructure is not set up to handle the needs of mobile workers, your business could be missing out on gains in productivity and employee loyalty. Since adequately equipped mobile workers can do their job anywhere, they can perform on the go without having to wait until they get back to their desk to implement certain tasks. A study conducted by Staples found that 76% of telecommuters are more willing to put in extra time on work and report being more loyal to their company since telecommuting.
Here are six ways that you can leverage your VoIP telephony system to enable workforce mobility.
Topics: VoIP, Trends, Mobility (including remote work), DECT, Videoconferencing, Productivity, Wi-Fi
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