VoIP and Data Cabling Provider in Estero

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Streamline your IT and save with phone, meetings, and messaging in one affordable solution.

Go To Connect has everything you need to connect – on any device

Phone

Connect from anywhere with an enterprise-grade phone system with 100+ features.

Meeting

Meet with up to 250 participants with video and audio conferencing, and screensharing.

Messaging

Message and share files privately or with the team. Plus, send texts externally

Telecommunications Specialists

We offer a full slate of networking options and services to fit your business needs!

Give us a call to learn more about how we can help your company. Our team of experts will provide you with the right combination of products and systems to maximize your profits and communications efficiency.

Whether you are looking for a Business Phone System, traditional or VoIP/Hosted Phone System, or Structured Network Cabling, we have the expertise to get the work done.

We Bring It All Together for You!

Everything you need to build a state-of-the-art business communication system.

Cloud VoIP Vs. On-Premise VoIP

What is Cloud-Based VoIP?

Cloud-based VoIP is hosted at your VoIP provider's data center rather than at your location. Also known as a cloud phone system or off-site VoIP, it means that your business doesn't have to manage any phone system hardware (specifically a "PBX").

To get a bit more technical, cloud VoIP combines the services of a traditional phone system (or PBX) and those of a local/long-distance phone service provider, connecting them to hardware that is in highly secure, redundantly powered, geographically diverse data centers, instead of being located at your office. Intulse is a cloud-based phone system and service.

What is On-Premise VoIP?

On-premise business VoIP means the PBX and phone system hardware is on-site at your physical business location.

Hosted VoIP = Cloud VoIP

You may have also heard of cloud-based phone systems called hosted VoIP or a cloud-hosted PBX. They're all essentially the same thing.

Hosted means that the phone system hardware/PBX is physically located at an off-site place, managed by a team of dedicated VoIP experts. It's a popular VoIP option because the business doesn't have to invest precious resources to maintain and upgrade the business phone system hardware or PBX.

An office can have VoIP telephone service that powers their phones in the office, but their PBX could be hosted at their VoIP service provider's data center, thus the term: "hosted VoIP."

What's Better: Cloud-Based or On-Premise VoIP?

There are many benefits to using a Hosted VoIP solution (such as Intulse) rather than an on-premise VoIP system or a traditional phone system. Cloud phone systems are great for businesses because:

Cloud VoIP is cheaper. Our VoIP service costs much less to set up than an on-premise PBX. In many cases, there are practically no setup fees for an Intulse-hosted VoIP system.

There's no PBX to buy. Hosted VoIP phone systems fall under operational expenditure rather than capital expenditure. That's very attractive to many organizations (including small businesses and nonprofits).

There's no PBX to set up, maintain, or upgrade. Our experts do that work for you. You don't need to worry about becoming a telecom or VoIP expert in order to get VoIP up and running quickly and accurately.

What is SIP Trunking

SIP stands for Session Initiation Protocol and entails sending unified communications services across the internet, meaning SIP trunking is the consolidation of multiple branches, or channels, of individual SIP sessions.

Trunking multiple SIP sessions is accomplished through another technology called IP-enabled PBX (Private Branch eXchange), which is essentially a private phone network that expands on the phone-system features that matter to businesses most.

SIP trunks running on PBX networks are basically virtual phone lines that enable users to make and receive phone calls over the internet to anyone in the world with a phone number. SIP trunks utilize a packet switch network, in which voice calls are broken down into digital packets and sent across a network to the final destination.