I have been in telecommunications for over 10 years, and with experience I can say that nothing has changed this field more than the internet. Today, voice over internet protocol or VoIP is the most talked about subject among my customers and the salespeople selling telecommunications services. As a consultant I am often asked by business owners, "Should I go voice over IP?" For my customers asking this question let me briefly and in layman's terms answer this here and now. Maybe.
Then in 1994 we started talking about the Internet. That was only sixteen years ago. It was brand new to the consumer marketplace and it was just words. No graphics or pictures or movies or anything, just text.
Times have changed. It's an ever evolving and growing world. With these changes, family dynamics have changed as well. Living with or staying in the same hometown we were raised is not as common as it once was. For many children today, going over to grandma and grandpa's house isn't just a simple trip anymore. Air travel and the advancement of telecommunications have eased the burden of distance, but it's still not like seeing your ones face website to face.
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Later in 1998 was approved the first standard for ADSL, this new technology enabled faster data transmission over copper wires and used different frequencies from those used by the voice telephone call. Splitters or filters are used to enable the use of the phone line (PSTN) simultaneously with the ADSL service. Latest versions of this technology allow faster rates up to 24Mbps downstream; this means 24 Megabit or 24 million of signals per second.
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Business phones need not be the end of the world and lead to you suffering huge cost blowouts. If you follow these handy tips when your telecommunications contracts are eligible to upgrade you should see yourself in good stead!