Is it worth opting for VoIP? I’ve heard some horror stories about Internet telephony.
Anyone got any experience of the following:
BT BUSINESS BROADBAND VOICE
Aastra Intelligate 150
Aastra Intelligate 2025
Aastra Intelligate 300
Aastra Intelligate 3025
AVAYA IP OFFICE
GRADWELL CENTREX
Gradwell is one of the better IP Centrex providers. They can give you all kinds of numbers, one for every town in the UK, if you want to impress people that you’re company has UK coverage. For me there is still a question over IP Centrex, but if you’re feeling brave you could enjoy some benefits here.
NEC INFRONTIA XN12
SIEMENS HIPATH 2000
SIEMENS HIPATH BIZ IP
SWYX SWYXWARE COMPACT
This is a pure software-based phone system. The handset apart, there’s no specific hardware needed. It integrates with any other software application on your network. So you can route a call by clicking on a number, whether it appears in a Word document, a spreadsheet, or it’s on a web site. Very convenient.
TOSHIBA STRATA CIX 100
TOSHIBA STRATA CIX 100 (?)
Aastra Intelligate 2065
ALCATEL OMNIPCX OFFICE
ALCATEL OMNIPCX ENTERPRISE
CISCO UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS
MITEL 3300 IP
MKC 7000 CS SIP
NEC INFRONTIA ASPIRE
SIEMENS HIPATH 5000
SWYX SWYXWARE ESSENTIAL
The great thing about these softphones is that adding an extra line is as easy as plugging in a USB cable. These are 100 per cent customisable too, through a graphical user interface. Which means you can personalise the phone to you’re your preferences.
TELEWARE INTELLIGENT EXCHANGE
TOSHIBA STRATA CIX 670
