For Business - Business Grade VoIP Solutions and Options

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OPTION1: 2 Port ATA Solution

Target Scenario
Designed to be simple, inexpensive, fast to install and surprisingly quick to recoup costs – the 2 port analog telephone adapter is a great way to save on local and long distance phone calls by utilising VoIP calling. The ATA device will accept any standard telephone and/or fax machine and users will see no noticeable difference in voice quality. Calls are made via the Internet to any phone in the public telephone network. This scenario ensures a low risk solution whilst providing tangible cost savings that can be experienced within 1 month of deployment.

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OPTION2: Analogue / BRI Digital PBX Solution

Target Scenario
This solution expands on the 2 port solution by handling anywhere from 2 - 8 standard telephone ports on the device. In place of the 2 port ATA device, a 4 port IP PBX VoIP gateway device is used for supporting up to 4 ISDN BRI lines. These devices will accept any standard telephone (up to 24 ports) and users will encounter no noticeable difference in voice quality when making calls. Calls are made via the Internet to any phone in the public telephone network.

OPTION 3: PRI / Digital PBX Solution

Target Scenario
For businesses that already contain an existing digital PBX system (traditional telephone switch) but wish to realise cost savings from VoIP calls, the installation of E1 and E2 VoIP gateways can meet this need.

Depending on infrastructure smart VoIP gateways can handle anywhere from 15-120 simultaneous calls over VoIP at any one time. It will interface with either the existing PBX systems or directly to the Public Switched Telephone System via T1/E1 interfaces to provide VoIP calling.

Features

• Scalable from 15-120 simultaneous voice channels
• Support for up to 4 T1/E1 PRI interfaces
• Support for multiple voice codecs, including G.711, G.729a and G.723.1 for complete interoperability with other VoIP providers
• Supports SIP or H.323 stacks for interoperability with different VoIP standards
• Remote web management Easy upgrade ability
  

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OPTION 4: IP PBX Scenarios (many methods)

Target Scenario
Small to medium businesses that require more functionality and flexibility in their telecommunication services may consider an IP PBX solution.

IP PBX's come in different capacities, depending on business need. They will supply up to 70 private extensions, accept up to 4 incoming telephone lines from the telecom vendor, supply up to 16 conventional telephone ports and up to 48 IP phones. In addition, voice mail and many other PBX features are supported.

This solution ensures a low on-going call cost by utilising the Internet for local and long distance calls while still providing all the advanced functionality of a fully fledged PBX. The Internet based IP PBX system allows configuration and management from anywhere in the world, increasing flexibility for the end-user.

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