Voxvalley’s MoSIP is a smart mobile VoIP dialer that makes for an interesting and enjoyable VoIP calling experience for users. The mobile application is available on platforms such as iOS, Android, Windows and BlackBerry. So, service providers can reach out to more customers easily by delivering their VoIP services across a range of devices enabled with this dialer application.
Wednesday, 29 July 2015
Tuesday, 30 June 2015
Why should Service Providers attend VoIP Industry Tradeshows?
To succeed in any business field, knowledge and experience
are very important. In VoIP business also, this rule applies and necessitates
service providers to be in the know of things in the VoIP industry. Though VoIP
is known to be the happening technology that has revolutionized the way
business communications and general communications are done, still the bigger
side of it remains unexplored. It is the low-cost, high-quality and
rich-feature set that continues to boost VoIP as the best communication
technology. Tradeshows help to further the capabilities of VoIP in order to
make unified communications accessible and affordable to common people.
Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Embrace the New World of Mobile VoIP and Stay Connected on the Go!
The field of telecommunications has seen enormous technological developments in the recent past. More and more businesses are showing an inclination towards this lucrative field that is being dominated by VoIP technology over the years. People can now comfortably make long distance and international calls at unbelievably low rates through VoIP network. All they need is the access to good internet connection and a dialer application installed on their PC/laptops. This trend is gradually disappearing with the arrival mobile VoIP which gives you the convenience of connecting your loved ones from your mobile phones.
Friday, 19 September 2014
How IP PBX can be Beneficial to Businesses?
What is IP PBX?
An IP PBX is a private branch exchange that switches calls between VoIP users or traditional telephone users or between a VoIP user and a traditional telephone user on local lines while allowing all users to share a certain number of external phone lines. It works in the same way as that of a conventional PBX. It is abbreviated as IP PBX, IP-PBX, IPPBX, or IP/PBX.
How it functions?
An IP PBX phone system consists of Softphones or IP phones, IP PBX server, and an optional VoIP Gateway. IP PBX server is similar to proxy server. Whenever softphones or hardware based phones that are registered with IP PBX server wish to make calls they make a request to IP PBX to establish the connection. The IP PBX which has the directory of all phones/users and their corresponding SIP address will process the request and connects the call via either a VoIP gateway or a VoIP Service Provider to the desired destination.
An IP PBX is a private branch exchange that switches calls between VoIP users or traditional telephone users or between a VoIP user and a traditional telephone user on local lines while allowing all users to share a certain number of external phone lines. It works in the same way as that of a conventional PBX. It is abbreviated as IP PBX, IP-PBX, IPPBX, or IP/PBX.
How it functions?
An IP PBX phone system consists of Softphones or IP phones, IP PBX server, and an optional VoIP Gateway. IP PBX server is similar to proxy server. Whenever softphones or hardware based phones that are registered with IP PBX server wish to make calls they make a request to IP PBX to establish the connection. The IP PBX which has the directory of all phones/users and their corresponding SIP address will process the request and connects the call via either a VoIP gateway or a VoIP Service Provider to the desired destination.
Wednesday, 10 September 2014
Mobile Dialer – A Smart App Leveraging VoIP for Creating a Better Communicative World!
A Peek into the Past!
Long ago, it was a tradition that people make long distance calls once in a week or thrice in a month to their loved ones scattered across the world. The number of calls and its duration were limited owing to hefty call rates. People had to live up with this hard fact until telecom giants have come up with international calling cards that would slash the call rates by half. Though it gave them some respite, it was still a costly affair. Meanwhile, internet was put to good use with the arrival of social media applications. Slowly, people started inclining towards social apps that gave unlimited access to stay connected with their loved ones.
Long ago, it was a tradition that people make long distance calls once in a week or thrice in a month to their loved ones scattered across the world. The number of calls and its duration were limited owing to hefty call rates. People had to live up with this hard fact until telecom giants have come up with international calling cards that would slash the call rates by half. Though it gave them some respite, it was still a costly affair. Meanwhile, internet was put to good use with the arrival of social media applications. Slowly, people started inclining towards social apps that gave unlimited access to stay connected with their loved ones.
Friday, 8 August 2014
How to start an International Calling Card Business?
Before we find out the entire process required to setup an International Calling Card Business, first let’s try to understand the meaning of Calling Card Business.
What is a Calling Card Business?
The concept of calling cards in VoIP arena is more or less similar to our regular calling cards used for making calls over long distances. Calling card business is a regular activity in VoIP arena that allows you to provide subscribers with long distance or international calls via a VoIP network.
Though there are various telephony applications available for your smartphones to make VoIP calls over the internet, still the demand for calling cards is undiminishing. This is because calling cards don’t necessitate the use of internet to make long distance calls.
What is a Calling Card Business?
The concept of calling cards in VoIP arena is more or less similar to our regular calling cards used for making calls over long distances. Calling card business is a regular activity in VoIP arena that allows you to provide subscribers with long distance or international calls via a VoIP network.
Though there are various telephony applications available for your smartphones to make VoIP calls over the internet, still the demand for calling cards is undiminishing. This is because calling cards don’t necessitate the use of internet to make long distance calls.
Tuesday, 24 June 2014
Top 5 Things to Consider before Buying a VoIP Softswitch
Considering to buy a softswitch for your VoIP business? Before you invest in the switch it is advisable to look into a few important facets so that you don’t end up stuck with a softswitch that is not doing any good to your business.
Is your softswitch a class 4 or class 5 softswitch?
If you are a VoIP provider, you would be well-versed with the type of softswitches available in the market. There are mainly two of them, class 4 and class 5 softswitch. Class 4 softswitches functions mainly to manage high traffic volumes for international/long distance calls. The important features for class 4 softswitches are billing, transcoding, protocol support and conversion. However, class 5 softswitches have some additional functions other than the regular functionalities of class 4 softswitches. They have IVR, local switching and access to the rest of the network. Targeted at end consumers mainly, class 5 softswitches allow modules IP PBX, Calling Cards, Callshop, Callback and many more. If you are looking at scalability, class 5 softswitches are always the better option.
Is your softswitch a class 4 or class 5 softswitch?
If you are a VoIP provider, you would be well-versed with the type of softswitches available in the market. There are mainly two of them, class 4 and class 5 softswitch. Class 4 softswitches functions mainly to manage high traffic volumes for international/long distance calls. The important features for class 4 softswitches are billing, transcoding, protocol support and conversion. However, class 5 softswitches have some additional functions other than the regular functionalities of class 4 softswitches. They have IVR, local switching and access to the rest of the network. Targeted at end consumers mainly, class 5 softswitches allow modules IP PBX, Calling Cards, Callshop, Callback and many more. If you are looking at scalability, class 5 softswitches are always the better option.
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