Unity is good. Peace, togetherness, working in harmony; these are all good things. So it only stands to reason that a unified phone system is also a good thing. Business VoIP provides the perfect spot from which to weave the web that brings together all the various communication tools in use at your place of business. With so many options out there, such as mobile, fax, email, instant messaging, and more, employees and customers are working through many different channels, sometimes simultaneously. It can be tough to keep up with so many channels and it takes a special solution to provide an integrated method for monitoring and responding to all of them.

Fortunately, this solution is up to the task. From unified message inboxes to fancy forwarding tools, this solution can help you implement the many features needed to stay connected. One similarity found across the many different channels is that they are all digital and so it makes sense to pursue an IP voice solution that can be integrated with the other digital options. A benefit of this is that you can access the system from anywhere with a network connection, which allows for mobile and remote operation. The cloud can also be used to integrate third party applications.

On the subject of the cloud, its association with Business VoIP allows for new features to be delivered instantly and thereby keep phone systems current. One of the concerns with technology is always that it may become obsolete, but this update procedure makes it easy to say on the cutting edge without having to pay exorbitant amounts to do so. Of course, it’s not like new features are needed to make this solution worthwhile. Those features already available make it a strong addition to any organization and include call recording, conferencing, e-faxing, voicemail to email transcription, and many more. That sounds like a lot, but that’s just the power of the cloud for you.

If you are looking for unity for your business (and, really, who isn’t?), then the cloud is essential for you. In an incredible twist, the cloud not only unites disparate channels, but also allows for more dispersal of employees. Since physical location is not a limiting factor with Business VoIP, it doesn’t actually matter where employees are located. They can be distributed all over the country or the world and the cloud will bring them together into a single coherent system. Now that’s unity.