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The ability for businesses to respond quickly with a mobile workforce in a variety of locations is not a luxury anymore – it’s a requirement. Supporting employees’ ability to work wherever and whenever used to mean a patchwork of separate voice, data and messaging networks that were not integrated and had limited functionality. More importantly, it meant employees did not always have access to phone, email or messages. What is VoIP? Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) uses the same communications protocol to transfer voice traffic as the Internet does to transfer data traffic. VoIP digitizes your voice, breaks it into “voice packets”, and transfers these packets across a data network to the other caller. VoIP enables all data and voice transmissions to beefficiently carried over a single network. Converged voice communications Instead of managing multiple networks, Sprint VoIP services create a simplified communications structure that combines voice, data, and messaging over a single IP connection at any location, at any time. You can have a reliable, efficient, cost-effective infrastructure that enhances your employees’ productivity and gives you the business features your enterprise needs. Managed IP Telephony IP Telephony connects users with both applications and other users while integrating your employees, your business processes and your communications network. With Sprint Managed IP Telephony, you can have Sprint’s best-in-class IP network platform with industry-leading IP telephony equipment, end-to-end design and confi guration and routine maintenance, all managed and supported by VoIP leaders. This way, you can focus on what you do best – your business. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services from Sprint create more fl exibility for today’s business environment. Hosted IP Telephony Sprint’s IP Voice Connect offers local and long-distance telephony services as well as voice traffi c routed over a single connection to the Sprint IP network. Requiring minimal customer premise equipment, it provides seamless connections over a data wide area network (WAN) for “on-net” calling between locations alongside traditional “off-net” calls using the standard telephone network. To integrate your mobile workforce it includes features such as remote office functionality, enhanced voicemail including unified messaging and a Web portal for administrator use and end-user feature control.
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