Qik Is Shutting Down In April, Three Years After Being Acquired By Skype

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Log Files

Like many other Web sites, Not Just The News makes use of log files. The information inside the log files includes internet protocol (IP) addresses, type of browser, Internet Service Provider (ISP), date/time stamp, referring/exit pages, and number of clicks to analyze trends, administer the site, track user"s movement around the site, and gather demographic information. IP addresses, and other such information are not linked to any information that is personally identifiable.

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Qik Is Shutting Down In April, Three Years After Being Acquired By Skype

VoIP Explained: How To Use It Successfully in Your Office

Companies looking to streamline their telecommunications and reduce their costs often turn to Voice over Internet Protocol, often referred to by its acronym VoIP. This gives companies an unmissable opportunity to streamline their communications and integrate them into one network. Not only does this centralise data, but it also increases productivity, flexibility and functionality. It\’s of no surprise then that many companies are using VoIP to replace their now-outdated forms of business telecommunications.

Unlike traditional telephone systems, VoIP allows users to transmit voice over a data network using a personal computer. With VoIp businesses can bypass traditional hardware and send information digitally through IP addresses, using an intranet or broadband connection. As VoIP allows access to the public network, businesses can still make calls to landlines.

The idea of increasing productivity whilst reducing costs is the goal of any shrewd business owner. VoIP offers this win-win solution. Another issue faced by business owners is access. With VoIP, your office is anywhere you want it to be. Users can be at their desks wherever they go, which is especially important to mobile workforces, or even employees who need off-site facilities. Through the technology, users can not only communicate verbally, but access voicemail and e-mail, as well as office data – all through the device of their choice.

Start-ups need as much help as possible, therefore VoIP is a no-brainer for new businesses. It bypasses superfluous and costly services and equipment. Many organisations, such as Britannic Technologies, offer unbeatable costs for set-up and network management. They will explain how technology can work for your business and work with you setting up a suitable network.

VoIP can also help large companies who may not be aware that they are using too much equipment, or even employing too many employees just because their technology needs updating. Every penny counts during this tough economic climate and with VoIP you are given the freedom to streamline.

Looking to use VoIP in your office? Britannic Solutions can offer the perfect solution for your workplace. Click here to find out more.

VoIP Explained: How To Use It Successfully in Your Office