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We have all been there. You’re at the office, totally on a roll working on a project and out of nowhere, the WiFi cuts out. You’re about to step into the subway or take off on a plane, when you realize you forgot yo…
Read moreSession Initiation Protocol or SIP is a signaling protocol used for initiating, maintaining, and terminating real-time sessions that include voice, video and messaging applications. In IP and traditional telephony, netwo…
Read morePCS VoIP provides a number of integrations with other essential business applications to help streamline communications and workflows for you and your employees. Adding new and innovative integrations is an ongoing part …
Read moreAs if cyber officials didn’t already have enough to worry about, investigators are facing a new problem that could have ripple effects for the internet as we know it: the security of undersea cables. The “backboneâ…
Read moreThe Unified Communications as a Service, or UCaaS market is becoming more lucrative than ever. Just twenty years ago UCaaS was referred mostly to voice solutions and was only seen as a replacement for traditional phones.…
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Read moreAll PCS services typically use the G.711 codec for RTP. This is essentially an uncompressed voice codec, which utilizes 80Kbps of bandwidth in each direction (upstream and downstream) on a customer network during an acti…
Read moreWhen you are on a call with a client, you might be taking notes to remember the details of the conversation. But sometimes, note taking becomes a distraction in itself. That’s where business VoIP call recording comes i…
Read moreMyth #1: You will have to get a new phone You can use any phone you already own or purchase a new one if you want to. VoIP desk phones are connected to the internet via an Ethernet cable. Power over Ethernet empowers wor…
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