The P-Series phone system is Yeastar’s flagship unified communications product, delivering state-of-the-art UC services to both on- and off-premises employees with the versatility of three installation modes.

It also integrates advanced contact center (CC) solutions right out of the box. The Yeastar P-Series helps businesses boost customer engagement while improving operational effectiveness within their workflows.

In this article, we showcase the deep CC integration in Yeastar's P-Series products and highlight the features that we found most impressive.

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.

By leveraging multicast, organizations can optimize network bandwidth usage and support a larger number of concurrent users in video conferencing, multimedia broadcasting, and other similar scenarios. This makes multicast a key component of UC and VoIP solutions, offering a more efficient and cost-effective way to manage communications at scale.

In this article, we examine multicast communications in the context of networking, how it compares with unicast and broadcast communication, and practical steps for leveraging it on your network.

The Yeastar Central Management (YCM) system is a comprehensive tool designed for the unified management of Yeastar-based networks, offering streamlined configuration, monitoring, and management of devices and services.

It simplifies the complexities of managing an extensive telecommunications infrastructure by providing a centralized platform for overseeing all connected Yeastar devices and services, enhancing efficiency and reliability.

In this article, we explore some of the benefits and advantages of this platform for channel partners.

For many people, the comfort and familiarity of the traditional desktop telephone are non-negotiable. There is something reassuring about holding a handset to your ear, speaking into the mouthpiece, and sometimes even fumbling playfully with the coiled cord.

Even so, current trends seem to indicate that the days of these traditional desk phones — even highly advanced voice over IP (VoIP) phones—are numbered. 

In this article, we examine the rise of softphones and the decline of hardphones. We also explore the reasons for this trend and try to predict what you can expect in the coming years.

Security is an indispensable element of business communications systems, and Yeastar's telephony security features meet the elevated standards established by industry leaders. 

In this article, we delve into various common attack vectors that now target telephony systems and showcase the significant security capabilities of Yeastar's P-Series IP PBX and P-Series Cloud Edition to deal with such issues.

Unified communications (UC) systems and services increasingly integrate into other network applications, enhancing their overall value and importance. This advancement of UC services impacts the level of complexity involved in their coordination, configuration, integration and operation.

Artificial intelligence (AI) in unified communications is exceptionally well suited to simplify this complexity by implementing smart processes and algorithms to manage these inherent intricacies.

In this article, we explore some of the practical applications of AI within UC, examining functionalities that some have already implemented and some capabilities that we expect in the near and not-so-near future.

About 20 years ago, a revolution took place in the telecom industry. Time-division multiplexing (TDM), the technology that digital telephony had depended upon for decades, began to lose dominance in favor of a newer, more flexible technology: Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). 

The world has seen an incredible surge in technological advancements in recent years. The convergence of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and artificial intelligence (AI) is at the forefront of this revolution. As the adoption of VoIP continues to expand, so does the potential for AI to revolutionize how we communicate.

In this article, we explore the potential of AI in VoIP applications and its implications for the future of communications.

Wearable technology refers to any devices you can wear on your body. Although not new, some novel trends are bringing these technologies to the forefront. Their increasing popularity is making these devices ubiquitous, enabling many integrations with other technologies, including VoIP.

This article looks at wearable technology trends and how these devices will increasingly become integrated with advanced voice services.