VoIP is an acronym for voice over internet protocol. In other words it enables the user to make calls from their computer or any device which can allow data based communication over the internet. One of the biggest assets of VoIP is its ability to deliver highest quality voice calls along with providing facilities to share multimedia files over the internet. Dropped calls due to bad network coverage will be a thing of the past.

VoIP service providers will also give you an option of keeping the same office number and you can work from home (WFH) without missing any office related calls. VoIP for WFH solutions have picked up pace in 2020, especially due to COVID pandemic. A stable internet connection is all that is required for your VoIP for WFH to function smoothly. All the features of your office based phones can now be accessed from your VoIP enabled device, making remote working with VoIP one of the most sought after technologies of 2020. All features such as call analytics, conference calls etc will be available with a custom solution which integrates all your communication requirements.

Lets look at why VoIP for WFH is more relevant than any other traditional options,

With good internet connection, VoIP solutions are reliable and are least expensive than any other traditional options. The cost charged by VoIP service providers for setting up a new connection is very low when compared to regular landline phones. Calls from VoIP devices to other VoIP devices are almost free of cost. You can also make calls to non VoIP phones for substantially lower price (especially international calls) than traditional calls.

Remote working with VoIP gives you the much required flexibility with your work location. Given today's work from home situation, you need not be constrained to working from just one location. You can change homes, move into resorts - as long as there's internet connection VoIP for WFH will enable you to receive/make calls, faxes, video calls, send multimedia files etc. Make anyplace your work from home with VoIP for WFH.