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The ISDN2 offers you up to 8 dissimilar channels in which you can receive these calls. The ISDN2 is suitable for small businesses which do not simply take more than 8 simultaneous calls. ISDN30 however offers an excess of 8 channels and is therefore suited for bigger companies. Both ISDN service comes with individual DDI numbers (direct dial inward) with seamless transfers. PBX (private business exchange) is a business telephone system well suited for medium to large businesses. It is seen as a long term investment as it is well suited to companies who expect to expand. The PBX automatically routes to a wide range of incoming calls to certain extensions, it also offers a wide range of services including as voicemail and with feature of call-forwarding . This needs two dissimilar networks, one is meant for data while the other one is for voice. But as it offers such a high quality service it is obtainable in a competent cost. The VoIP or Voice over Internet Protocol employs a broadband connection, which helps in making calls and can be termed as more inexpensive option than the PBX. SIP (session initiation protocol) trunking provides the service for VoIP and can save you 75 - 80% on the usual phone bills, as calls are very cheap because calls bypass the expensive PSTN copper voice telephone exchange. To start using the VoIP services you simply need consistent and fine internet speeds. Don't let this put you off using VoIP systems as the costs saved by calls outweigh the cost of broadband. Office phone systems are designed to save businesses money. The telecommunications market is constantly rising up wherein you need to invest in an office phone system just to remain competitive otherwise you would lag following in this arduous business world.