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According to a recent report, the UK is a haven for VoIP traffic, as it has the cheapest mobile broadband in Europe.
This makes the UK attractive to users of VoIP phones, who use the service to communicate more effectively with colleagues and enables remote and flexible working, which proved vital during the recent disruption to work that the country experienced.
With thousands of people across the UK unable to get to the office because of the freezing weather last week, experts are urging businesses to look more seriously at equipping staff so that they can work from home.
Advancements in technology has led to there being no excuses from businesses when it comes down to remote working, as people now have fast broadband services and important remote working devices, such as home PCs, laptops or smartphones.
The latest in-demand VoIP services are telephony-in-the-cloud services, communications-enabled business processes and managed service providers.
The new trends are all about outfitting businesses with communication solutions that offer presence, can allow today’s worker to go from wireline to wireless in a flash, and have hooks into popular business applications.
21 per cent of internet users in the UK have used VoIP services in 2008, according to Ofcom’s latest Communications Market report.
This represents an impressive 50 per cent rise in a year. However, VoIP services are still not mainstream in the UK.
Industry experts have claimed that adopting VoIP services as part of a unified communications (UC) system can help businesses gain an advantage over their competitors.
Unified communications can provide a boost for businesses by increasing productivity, enabling flexible working, improving customer service and cutting costs.
