Toll-bypass
Long Distance Calling Now multi-location businesses can use the Internet or a private network (Intranet) for long distance voice and fax communications and save thousands of pounds annually. Instead of paying your long distance carrier to route long distance calls between offices, any IP data network can route the calls using a technology called Voice over IP (VOIP). It doesn't matter if you are using the Internet, a private Intranet, ISDN, DSL, frame relay, wireless, or satellite for your data communications network, as long as it uses the Internet Protocol (IP). If you make frequent long distance calls to a
remote site, you already know the charges can add up quickly. Voice over IP is
designed to help you maximize the investments you’ve already made in your
data and telecommunications network infrastructure by bridging them together
to provide toll-free communications. This guide provides
telecommunication managers and data communications managers with an
introduction to Voice over IP and how they may benefit from voice and data
convergence. |
