Using a standard phone for your business instead of a conference phone might seem like a good idea in the short term. However, it can give your business more headaches than benefits. Find out why we recommend against standard phones and determine which conference phone is right for your business by watching this video.
After watching this video, you'll be able to:
- Differentiate why you need a conference room phone instead of a standard office phone
- Identify what should you look for in a good conference phone
- Learn what conference phone most businesses go for
- Distinguish what model should you consider if you have a larger conference room
Using a regular office phone for your conference calls won't get you the best results. Consider getting a conference phone specific to your business need.
Subpar audio quality causes difficulty in understanding conversation, makes the call unnecessarily long, and lowers the morale of your team. Having a good quality call is a must for an efficient conference call.
Good microphone quality doesn't take away from the conversation and delivers quality conversation.
If you want to check out other VoIP phone options, please check out our article entitled "Types of VoIP Phones [& Recommended Models For Each One]".
For other VoIP-related videos and articles, please visit the ITS Learning Center.
JP Chua is the Video Producer at Intelligent Technical Solutions. He has worked in documentary, narrative, and corporate video productions. JP combines his love for people and video to connect businesses with their target audience, turning them from curious prospects to happy clients. Outside of work, he produces his own personal films, most of which have premiered in the Philippines and Malaysia. In his spare time, you can find him watching films with his cat, Lunar.
