If you’re thinking about replacing or upgrading your business phone system, you have an important choice to make. Do you want to use a Voice over IP (VoIP) or a Private Branch Exchange (PBX) service?

Voice over Internet protocol and public branch exchange systems -- VoIP and PBX, respectively -- are two ways of achieving the same end goal: to make and receive phone calls. Traditional PBX systems ...

PBX vs VoIP: How to Compare and Choose a Phone System Your email has been sent At first glance, PBX and VoIP seem like two very different types of phone systems. But modern technology, like IP PBX, ...

Whether you run a small business out of your home, you manage a large company with hundreds or thousands of people, or you’re in charge of an enterprise that falls somewhere in between those, a VoIP ...

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology has been key in allowing individuals and organizations to make and manage audio and video calls using the Internet. Call center companies, businesses, ...

Will this be the year open-source PBX and VoIP systems are ready for their close-up? The opportunity is better than ever, argued attendees at January's Digium Asterisk World conference in Miami.

At one corner of the ring, we have the time proven PBX that has served corporate for more than four decades. Back by an unmatched real-time voice communications and experienced professionals, armed ...

Most of us have experienced telephone calls with disturbing echoes on the line. Low echo volumes together with discernible delay can make a line completely unusable, with the call being terminated ...

Should you throw out the old PBX and replace it with a new IP PBX? This tip from WindowsNetworking.com provides ten compelling reasons to do so, along with a brief explanation of what an IP PBX is, ...

Since VoIP systems operate digitally, they are almost universally cheaper than PBX systems. Most businesses can set up a new VoIP phone system for between $25 and $40 per employee per month, depending ...