Part 2 on how to be competitive in this market.

The second this to do after the dialer is to re-check your internet and phone service.  Even though many of you may think this is a huge task you may be wrong.   Many times when a company is starting up they may not put as much energy into getting the right internet/phone plan to suit their needs.  First of all call us and our experts can recommend a competitive ISP/Phone provider in your area.  Secondly, consider VOIP(voice over IP) because of cheaper rates.  Now with more consistent internet I can recommend getting VoIP for a business.  It’s a good idea to confer with an expert on this system.  Especially if you want to be able to use your phones most of the time and not waste time constantly fixing/configuring them differently.  The advantages of voice-o-IP are numerous.  To name a few; 1. Cheaper rates, 2. Easier to manage(for example, if you switch desks suddenly you can just take your phone with you and you’ll have the same number), you can have one receptionist for several offices, you can take your phone home and plug into internet and literally be connected to the same office so you can dial someone’s extension and reach them just the same, etc….  There are many more reasons which we will get to at some point.

 

Most of all it’s not a difficult transition.  It just takes a little time and planning, and once things are in place, the transition is seamless. 

 

Saving money on phone systems is easy and so is the case on internet.  Rates have gone way down so it’s time to call and re-negotiate a lower rate for your T1 or have a different ISP take their place.

 

D and K Enterprise Consulting has been helping companies make this transition for years and could easily help you.  http://www.dandkenterprise.com

 

Sincerely,

 

David Cochrane