OOMA: VoIP for Business is Still the Best Choice

The fact that it’s 2023 and the need to still explain why VoIP is the best calling option for businesses is proof that many are still wasting valuable resources traditional phone services that lack innovation, future-ready features and that cost much more to operate.

Ooma, a player in the industry, remains hopeful and steadfastly promotes the advantages of VoIP to encourage more business users to transition. In their recent post, the company revisited the fundamentals, emphasizing that businesses have two primary options when selecting a phone service that suits their needs: VoIP or landline. One is digital and uses the internet to transmit phone calls (VoIP) and the other uses analog technology - i.e. copper telephone wires - to connect calls. In addition to being outdated, this method also introduces potential quality issues and higher costs.

VoIP meets today's flexibility needs as more workers are connecting remotely or traveling for business. With VoIP and its advanced features, they can still work from anywhere seamlessly while keeping their business phone number.

Ooma Office is a business phone system that is specifically targeted to meet the needs of small and medium businesses. The solution has been chosen as a winner of PC Magazine’s Business Choice Award for Best VoIP System for 10 years in a row. With service plans starting at $19.95 a month per user and no long-term contract required, it makes switching to VoIP an easy choice.

The biggest benefit of course being cost savings. Users can expect to save thousands yearly plus gain advanced features like virtual receptionist, ring groups, video conferencing, text messaging, call queuing and multi-site access. So they’re getting so much more than just a phone to make calls with.

Edited by Greg Tavarez