As the adoption of VoIP phone systems is increasing among enterprises of all sizes, the complications associated with the installation of these systems hinder customers from adopting the same. With an aim to reduce this complication and streamline the process, innovations are consistently developed and introduced.

VoIP Supply, a provider of VoIP equipment and comprehensive VoIP solutions, launched a new range of nationwide VoIP installation services named Deploy. The services offer a streamlined and swift procedure for installing a new VoIP phone system within any premises.

The new solutions can be flexibly installed according to the needs of the client, and a trained technician carries out an on-site analysis to help the customer in deciding proper selection and installation of a custom VoIP system that will be able to fulfill company’s instant and long-term requirements.

Usually, enterprises are not able to make the most out of their VoIP deployments as the extra traffic arriving at their network exceeds its capacity, and the Deploy Site Assessment Service by VoIP Supply offers its support by regularly inspecting and testing the existing network and recommending necessary measures accordingly. Additionally, the price of this service is credited toward any VoIP system purchased through VoIP Supply that makes it even more cost-effective for the clients.

VoIP Supply leverages a robust network infrastructure to power its Deploy Network Installation Services for configuring and installing server racks, network switches and routers, and uses a tested and labeled Cat5e cable run to get rid of the time consuming cable installation procedures.

“Every VoIP installation is different,” commented Ben Sayers, chief executive officer at VoIP Supply. “Businesses can use VoIP Supply’s Deploy services to take the hassle and confusion out of setting up any part of a new or expanded VoIP system.”

Recently, VoIP Supply enabled schools to set up wireless networks through its Edu Assist Program, which helps educational institutes adopt mobile, wireless technology in classrooms. The Edu Assist Program is designed to help students learn with tablets by leveraging wireless access points. This program is already popular and to date has assisted several schools and colleges to deploy the VoIP phone systems.