"I can be anywhere in the world, and it will appear as if I'm sitting at my desk, and it will sound as if I'm in the same room with you. VoIP is all about improving collaboration across sites, enhancing productivity, and reducing management costs."

Rob Crooke, Vice President and General Manager
Intel Business Client Group
 

UBM has complete experience in dealing with VoIP with your analog PBX. In fact, if you buy Hybrid or Digital PBX, our VoIP solution will be cheaper, and more expandable that buying IP cards from your proprietary PBX vendor. We sell, install and service FXO, FXS and FXO/FXS gateways and PCI cards, from so-called ‘clones’ to original equipment from Digium. In fact, we are probably the only company in Pakistan to provide such as wide range of services for your telecommunication needs.

VoIP refers to Voice over Internet Protocol, which basically takes a voice signal and puts it into packets much the same way that data gets packetized before it is sent over the network. But it's done in a way that the network recognizes that it's a voice session, which affects how the call is set up and managed through the network. By assigning priorities to the voice traffic, you can make sure that those packets don't get blocked and they don't get dropped, so the voice comes through smoothly with a high level of audio fidelity.

VoIP for more than just cost savings. IP PBX solutions for VoIP can certainly lead to cost savings such as lower long-distance costs via toll bypass and reduced maintenance expenses over traditional PBX equipment. However, there are other tangible benefits to consider in making a business case for VoIP; for instance, its ability to make a mobile workforce more responsive from wherever they are. Many IP application suites offer features such as real-time presence management, Find-Me/Follow-Me, Web-based voice mail access and other availability tools. Also
unlike proprietary hardware, IP telephony makes it easier to add functionality by simply adding applications, and also to customize and automate interaction processes for customers. In short, user and system capabilities that simply weren't available before IP communications came along.

Voice over IP (VoIP) is a major step in the evolution of real-time multimedia collaboration, where businesses can realize competitive advantages through increased productivity, improved customer service and lower communications costs. With VoIP, businesses of all sizes can combine voice, presence detection, instant messaging, video and other applications for richer, more integrated communications on one converged IP network.