VoIP is the newest advancement in audio communications technology, and has a variety of different applications that make it useful.

For companies, the savings in Telkom and Premicell charges can be in the thousands of Rands per year.

VoIP stands for Voice over Internet Protocol, and how VoIP works is actually quite revolutionary because it streamlines the process of sending analogue audio signals by converting them to a much easier to send digital form for transmission.

To understand how VoIP works, you'll need to understand the basic concept behind regular analogue audio communication as well, since this is the precursor for VoIP. Analogue phone calls are actually made via fibre optic networks by digitizing your voice communications for sending the signal across thousands of miles, but once it gets to the final destination (a home or office phone, for instance), the signal is once again converted to analogue.

VoIP works on a different premise -- rather than circuit switching, data packet switching sends and receives information only when you need it instead of in a constant stream. It also sends the information packets along whatever open channels are available rather than a dedicated line, which is much more efficient. The information is simply reassembled at the source.

Our product range, known as Quintum, covers all aspects of any businesses telecommunications needs and is scalable enough to integrate with an existing proprietary PABX platform or to replace a legacy system.

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When is it time to change to VoIP?

When a PBX has reached end of life.

Financially viable (high Telkom bills).

• Calls made to mobile numbers are up to 40% cheaper .
• International calls are much cheaper than you are paying now, up to 50% .
• All inter-branch VoIP calls are free .

Centralisation.

Relocating to new premises ( Porting Of Existing Telkom Number - Keep your Number).