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written by: CMarsh78 Gone are the days where the only way to make telephone calls was by way of a conventional telephone. The World Wide Web has added new technologies that allows voice calls to be made over the Internet making use of VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol). These VOIP systems have allowed telephone calls to be made a lot more cost-effective, particularly those made to other countries. Together with better pricing, VOIP systems support additional features, often included free of charge that would incur a fee under the traditional business phone systems . As an example, for those who have an online allowance on your mobile phone, it is possible to divert your calls over VOIP to your mobile using a soft phone client. In the same way, if you’re working at home, it is possible to just connect your office VOIP telephone into your home connection to the internet and no-one would know you were not at your workplace. Additional features include voice mail and this can be forwarded as an attachment to an email, and easily adding an extension by plugging a new VOIP phone into the network and provisioning a new internal extension. You do not even need a real world number for everyone in the organization, most of the VOIP switchboard should be able to receive calls through a single number and enable the caller to call the extension of their choice. These features were recently only accessible to the large corporate environments that can spend a fortune on their telephone systems, but they are now available for everyone. These kinds of VOIP systems have added a huge benefit when it comes to flexibility to companies, as you will no longer have to be at the office to receive your phone calls. everybody in the office can have their own extension, their own voice mail, as well as simple methods of forwarding phone calls amongst extensions. Basically, business telephony need no longer be a headache to businesses, and also at the same time, the telephone bills are becoming less expensive.