VoIP is a great way to make longdistance calls at an affordable rate – and connect with customers across the globe through the internet.

However, a business must properly set up their phone network in order for all communications to run smoothly.

Learn to optimize your VoIP network to provide uninterrupted, reliable customer service today with these simple steps.

Troubleshooting VoIP issues can seem like a difficult process.

However, the key is to identify exactly what may be causing the issue, and then apply the best solution.

To properly optimize your VoIP network, you must:

Adhere to VoIP requirements
Contact your VoIP provider
Run connectivity and speed tests
Identify potential issues
Increase bandwidth
Invest in quality hardware
Consider creating a VLAN

VoIP networks are the cornerstone of modern business communications – with many B2B enterprises adding IP telephony to their communication stack

Optimizing your network does not have to be a struggle or strain on your teams.

A simple checkup every now and then can help solve potential issues.

And ensuring high call quality and reliability will ensure better call experiences for both your teams and your clients.

Want to learn more about optimizing your VoIP network or how to use VoIP for business communication?

Visit United World Telecom.com and speak with one of our telecom experts!

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:29 When to Optimize Your Network?
01:17 Steps to Optimize Your VoIP Network
01:42 1: VoIP Network Requirements
02:07 2: Contact Your VoIP Provider
02:30 3: Run VoIP Tests
02:46 4: Identify VoIP Issues
03:20 5: Increase Bandwidth
04:00 6: Invest in Quality Hardware
04:16 7: Consider Creating a VLAN
04:35 VoIP Services with UWT

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