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In my IT career I have had a chance to install five complete phone systems and about fifteen more that I was able to help with maintenance and installation. I can remember the first one, the system was one of the first phone systems developed with 128K data transfer. At the time that was state of the art. It was a phone system of about seventy five phones and portables. The system lasted for over nine years and worked really well with little maintenance. Another phone system that I really liked installing with phone system with VOIP. Besides the VOIP there were features that included have the system to tell over the speaker which department the phone call is for. This is one of my favorite feature and second reason to make the purchase. This enabled us to cut down on the use of a phone operator. One of the best part of the phone system was the handsets enabled you talk on a speaker system over thirty five feet away from the phone headset. The headsets were also digital and when the were hooked up remotely to a DSL connection and filtered over the VOIP T1 line you received a crystal clear voice on the other end of communication, all from just hooking it up to a DSL speed internet lines. We used this phone system where customers could leave messages for salesman from customers and made it a little more efficient and easy for customers to leave them a message.

Now there virtual phone systems that will allow a business start up with multi branch and utilize a virtual phone system that all you are the phone headsets and virtual company can may your no matter where your phones are installed at. That is a good idea, because you would not have to buy new equipment no matter how big your business might get. Since you are not buying equipment you save money by not needing tech support, insurance on the equipment, all around you have money. The virtual service can provide many expensive features just like it when you purchased you own system. Since we need DSL speed for our businesses you will not an extra phone line. Another savings from paying monthly fees for regular land lines.

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