welcome to Home-Office-Phone-Tips.com, this is first of a set
of sites dedicated to the home office
worker and the
unique challenges of working in a home office. This
first site will explore the world of the
home office phone,
including tips, ideas, and articles so that you can
learn ways to save yourself money on your home office phone service,
while improving the efficiency of your
home office. It will offer information about the
sometimes daunting array of
home office phone options available
in today, long
distance service,
local phone service, the mysterious world of
VoIP(i.e.,
broadband phones), cellular services,
cell phone service providers,cordless telephonesand more. The site offers practical tips,
suggestions, and ideas about the selection,
installation, operation and maintenance of your
home
office phone system.
It's Not Just Ma Bell Anymore
When I setup my first home office
twenty years ago, the
telephone issue was fairly simple. I needed a second
line, so I called NJ Bell, and that was that. Options
for local service providers,
were non-existent. Options for
long distance service
were almost non-existent.
Cellular and
VoIP were non-existent.
You can still just call the local phone company for
everything, but for many of us, that's not the smart
move.
The simplicity, inflexibility, and high cost
of bygone days, has been replaced by an almost limitless
array of choices resulting in great flexibility, and
lower costs, but at the cost of a more complex world to
navigate through. Understanding the difference between
unlimited long distance,
discount long distance,
and flat-rate long distance
is the key to selecting long
distance service. Big companies have whole departments
dedicated to providing the best solutions to their
organizations. Prior to today the
home office worker only had themselves & maybe the opinions of a few
friends to look to help them in this brave new world.
That's were we come in.
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The folks here at Home-Office-Phone-Tips.com have more
experience setting up home offices than we care to think
about. Additionally we have all been evolved in setting
up telephone, computer, and office designs for some of
the largest (& smallest) companies in the world. So get
your cup of coffee, and join us to enter the world of
landlines, cellular phones,
voice over ip, and
call waiting.
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