Should business owners

switch over to VoIP? Let’s

check out the advantages!

T h e R i s e

The Business

of UseC o s t o f

Mobility

D e c l i n e

L a n d l i n e sin the

700,000Telecom companies are losing

landline customers per month

19%16.5%

Verison and AT&T landline revenues were down 19% & 16.5% in 2007

U.S. VoIP Subscribers

121,000 in 200230 Million in 2012

30%

Glo

bal R

even

ues

$ 2 5

$ 4 0

l o n g d i s t a n c e

comparedto landline

quality VoIPcalls 50%

up to

s a v i n g s

VoIP provides 1 phone # routed to mulitple devices

Upgrading is transparent and simple

Service is easily scalable

Minimal need for internal resources for phone system management

83MILLION LINES

in 2015

of SMBs subscribe to some form of VoIP service

to preventdata loss

80%

o f t h e Vo I P

of

Businesses are implementing VoIP, a scalable solution that seamlessly delivers

both data and power via an Ethernet cable, and foregoing the installation costs

that comes from implementing a traditional telephony circuitry system.

Instead of utilizing legacy analog phone networks,

VoIP utilizes the Internet or a private secure network

VoIP gives businesses a competitive edge because it’s a cost effective solution that is simple to install and maintain.

A single internet connection is all

you need to connect a VoIP!

$avings

&$26.5 billionAnnual U.S. business

revenue lost to downtime

VoIP services can be used anywhere in the world

20122011

$65

BIL

LION

$58

BIL

LION

Of enterprise companies are engaged in trial VoIP subscriptions

Advantage