Making the Right Decision for Your Business

VoIP Phones

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Premise Based VoIP Phones

A premise based system is telecommunications equipment you own and maintain. This will lower cost over several years and will allow you more control and flexibility over the system.

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Cloud Based VoIP Phones

A cloud-based VoIP Phone is delivered through the internet. This solution has a low upfront cost, it is easier to create remote resources and has redundancy.

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Cisco Yealink and Polycom Hosted Phones

A hosted solution with partners like Cisco, Yealink and Polycom provide cost savings, scalability and flexibility. Let CSP help you find the right solution for your business.

Quality & Efficiency

VOIP Business Benefits


VoIP Systems Reduce Costs, Improves Time Management, and Increases Productivity

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Lower Up Front Cost

Move into a cloud or hosted platform with minimal upfront cost saving your business money for other things.

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Mobility

If your business is on-the-go, Voice over IP mobility can be a tremendous benefit because the resources will follow you wherever you go.

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Flexible Features

Using VoIP phone systems will allow you to multi-task with the most tech-savvy devices, allowing you to be the most productive you can be.

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Efficient Client Interaction

In today’s global economy, businesses can be located anywhere. Stay in touch with the right cloud based resources.

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Reliable in a Pinch

With redundancy built in you do not have to worry about staying connected and you can focus on what is important to your customers.

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Collaboration

VoIP resources make video conferences much easier ,face-to-face interaction with colleagues and clients.

Dependable and Reliable

Panasonic Business Telephones


Take your communications to the next level with Voice over IP telephones from Panasonic. Contact us today for a free product review.

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Support & Service

We are best Panasonic Service and Support dealer in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. CSP is certified on every Panasonic Platform available on the market today like KX-NSX2000 KX-NS1000, KX-NS700, KX-TDE100, KX-TDE600, KX-NCP500, KX-NCP1000 and even KX-TDA100.

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Select. Connect. Grow

Univerge Blue


WORK FROM ANYWHERE AT ANYTIME CONNECT, COMMUNICATE AND COLLABORATE

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Flexible. Economical. Powerful.

UNIVERGE BLUE Business Cloud Services by NEC delivers enterprise-grade Voice, Mobility, Messaging, Presence, Conferencing, Collaboration, Contact Center and more.

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Lower Costs - Improved Productivity

Quick deployment, reliability and world-class security make UNIVERGE
BLUE the smart choice for businesses in today’s competitive environment.

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Instead of using telephone lines, all communication data is turned into packets and sent over the IP network. The IP network your business uses could be your Internet connection, a direct IP connection to your telephone service provider or a combination of both. The important part of the IP connection is that there is guaranteed quality of service (QoS) from your telephone service provider’s network to your office network. Note that if you are using the Internet to connect to your telephone service provider, QoS is not possible.

Placing calls over traditional phone lines means that a line is taken up by the two callers using it to communicate. Since there are only so many lines that can be installed, calls placed over landlines, especially if they are long-distance, are expensive. But using the Internet to relay call data circumvents this problem, making domestic and long distance calls cheaper overall.

In fact, businesses that use VoIP are often given the ability to make domestic and domestic long distance calls for free. If the phone number that is chosen for the business is in the United States, for example, providers often allow all calls within the "lower 48" in the United States for free.

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Instead of using telephone lines, all communication data is turned into packets and sent over the IP network. The IP network your business uses could be your Internet connection, a direct IP connection to your telephone service provider or a combination of both. The important part of the IP connection is that there is guaranteed quality of service (QoS) from your telephone service provider’s network to your office network. Note that if you are using the Internet to connect to your telephone service provider, QoS is not possible.

Placing calls over traditional phone lines means that a line is taken up by the two callers using it to communicate. Since there are only so many lines that can be installed, calls placed over landlines, especially if they are long-distance, are expensive. But using the Internet to relay call data circumvents this problem, making domestic and long distance calls cheaper overall.

In fact, businesses that use VoIP are often given the ability to make domestic and domestic long distance calls for free. If the phone number that is chosen for the business is in the United States, for example, providers often allow all calls within the "lower 48" in the United States for free.

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