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Place enhanced encrypted high-definition voice and video calls over the Internet
Send SMS and MMS messages, exchange documents in a private or group chat
Schedule web meetings and collaborate via smartphone, tablet or computer
Voice, Video, Fax, Texting, Messaging, Web Meetings in one essential business communications toolkit
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Empower your business with the latest unified communications features and the geographic independence offered by a hosted Internet phone system.
Modern day business environment demands collaboration over great distances with real-time voice and video. DLS Meeting Room meets these demands by allowing users to share screens, documents, whiteboard and meeting notes.
DLS offers secure high-speed broadband access to the Internet over fiber-optic, copper or coaxial medium by balancing cost and service levels.
High-end performance for businesses that require an efficient way to centralize data, simplify data management and rapidly scale storage.
Todays network technology allows for advanced communication options across the country and abroad. Our network consultants make sure your connections are fast, reliable and ensure your confidential data stays that way.
DLS data centers offer the perfect environment for your IT infrastructure; from a single server, to an entire network.
An Internet phone works like a regular landline phone but it is connected over the Internet via the Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) system. The VoIP system, in turn, is connected to the Internet and to the public switched telephone network (PSTN) and it transmits the data to another phone connected to a VoIP system or to the phone connected to PSTN anywhere in the world.
Internet phone service (also computer phone service or VoIP service) is a telephone service that allows you to place and receive voice and video phone calls through the Internet.
The best phone system for your business is probably the with the following characteristics:
Internet Service Providers (ISPs), do not technically “get internet” from anywhere. ISPs are a part of a chain where they buy their bandwidth capacity that lets them offer you an internet connection.
Tier 1 carriers are at the top. They do not need to buy bandwidth from anyone because they operate the coast-to-coast fiber or cable wherever you connect to the internet from.
Tier 2 carriers operate in particular regions. They buy bandwidth capacity from Tier 1 carriers and have big fibers and routers that physically connect to each other.
Individual Tier 3 carriers, or the “last mile” carriers, are your ISPs. They buy bandwidth from Tier 2 carriers, and you buy your bandwidth capacity from them to access the internet.
Yes. By having your voice service provider supply you with an Internet connection to your business location(s) you reduce the time it takes for voice to travel between your phone and your voice provider’s system. This ensures good call quality and reduces the number of factors that could adversely impact the reliability of your voice service.
If you have a VoIP system in place, you can connect your home IP phone to a DSL or cable router similar to how you connect it to a regular landline outlet either wirelessly or through a network cable. Your phone is not really a phone – it is a computer that looks like a phone.
Phone and Internet Services for business are core services offered by the DLS. We have been offering commercial VoIP phone service since 2004.