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What is VoIP Telephony and what are its benefits?

Technology is rapidly changing the way we communicate and VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) telephony is a prime example of this evolution. If you’re wondering what exactly VoIP is, how it works and why more and more businesses and home users are adopting it, read on.

What is the VoIP Telephony?

VoIP telephony is a technology that allows voice calls to be transmitted over the Internet instead of traditional telephone lines. Simply put, your voice is converted into digital data packets that are transmitted over a network, just as emails or messages work.

Where is it used?

  • For businesses that want to reduce communication costs.
  • In homes that need fixed and affordable telephony.

How does the VoIP telephony?

To use VoIP telephony, you need:

  1. Fixed Internet connection (such as that provided by MetFiber packages).
  2. VoIP devices or conventional telephones with VoIP adapters.
  3. VoIP provider services that manage your calls.

This technology is flexible and can work on a variety of devices, such as mobile phones, computers or dedicated VoIP phones.

What are the benefits of VoIP telephony?

  1. Offers lower costs


VoIP telephony is much more cost-effective than traditional telephone services. International calls, in particular, cost very little, which makes it an ideal option for businesses with global operations.

  • It offers flexibility and mobility

You can make and receive calls from anywhere in the world, as long as you have access to the Internet. So VoIP telephony is perfect for professionals who travel frequently or work remotely.

  • Provides rich functions


VoIP telephony comes with additional features, such as:

  • Caller ID.
  • Voice mail (voicemail).
  • Call management via applications.
  • Offers easy expansion


VoIP telephony allows for easy addition of new lines or users without the need to install additional cabling.

If you are ready to combine VoIP services with Internet services and transform the way you communicate, Metadosis is here for you.

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