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Same here. 3 businesses, only 1 problem in 10 years. The only thing I have to add: if you need to make telephone calls, the call quality using a SIP phone is m
by ivr-eric 3y ago
Same here. 3 businesses, only 1 problem in 10 years.
The only thing I have to add: if you need to make telephone calls, the call quality using a SIP phone is much better than using a softphone.
- lillecarl 3y agoThis isn't necessarily true, a computer can speak SIP too, with a good headset it's just as good.
- zerox7felf 3y agoYeah, I would second this. In SIP a UA is a UA. So long as your softphone is good and your microphone is as well, there shouldn't be any difference. Although I would suspect the general experience may be that people with softphones more often will have terrible microphones for their PC...
- stavros 3y agoI disagree. Yes, in theory, an agent is an agent, but in practice I have never in my life at any point seen computer hardware that comes anywhere close to the usability of a Polycom device.