VoIP feature: SIP trunking

Voice over IP (VoIP) has many different dimensions. Today we're going to look at SIP trunking. When using a pure Voice Over IP (VoIP) phone system, you no longer have regular phone lines. Your business just needs a reliable broadband connection and telephones. The reason phone lines have disappeared is SIP trunking.

SIP trunking divides your broadband up into virtual phone "lines" giving you access to call anybody in the world. Since there is no physical phone line, the amount of simultaneous calls a business can have for a much smaller cost than a business using individual business lines wired into a traditional PBX phone system. Inherently, this is one big reason Voice Over IP (VoIP) is going to dominate the small business world first, and then the medium and large sectors 8 - 10 years down the line.

The final advantage to SIP trunking is that you can have your phone lines and your actual office PBX phone system tied intogether delivered as one service. No equipment, just a powerful service that all leverages your reliable and cost efficient broadband connection. The simplicty of this type of phone system solution and the cost effectiveness of VoIP make for a great combination.