Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is internet telephony – business telephone calls over a broadband connection instead of using a traditional office telephone system. Call quality is now better than that of standard telephone lines – without the negative high-cost associated with line rental, call spend and locked-in maintenance contracts.

• Lower telephone call costs
• Lower line rental (does away with costly traditional phone lines)
• Zero cost calls between sites, co-workers and remote workers
• Business Continuity – relocate handsets to any other site instantly
• No PBX phone system required – all you need are handsets and internet access

Why should I choose Save9 to help deploy our new office phone system?
Three main reasons; flexibility, experience and cost. Firstly we’ll help you instantly setup a commercial account directly with the most appropriate international SIP network provider. Secondly – we’ve been doing this for many years so can help you avoid the pitfalls of poor QoS (Quality of Service) plus the common mistake we see on a routine basis – the incorrect selection of handset models – you’d be amazed in the difference of functionality between desktop phones. Lastly – we help you achieve lower running costs.

SIP versus VoIP?
Not really; Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is the communication protocol that organisations widely use to start and finish multimedia communication sessions, such as voice and video calls. Whereas Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is the technology that lets users make voice calls using an internet-enabled device over a broadband connection.

In summary, SIP is one of the protocols enabling VoIP – it facilitates the messages traveling between endpoints and the rules for the establishment and termination of each communication session. Organisations use SIP to transmit information between internet-connected endpoints.