Best Buy’s Speakeasy Launches SMB VoIP Service
Smaller companies who are looking to VoIP for cost savings, but lack the budget to deploy a full-fledged solution and replace existing gear are turning to voice services to reap the benefits.
And, VARs say, VoIP has evolved and become a solution their customers can get behind to not only save some cash, but also relieve the headaches of having to rip and replace their current systems.
Speakeasy, a Best Buy - owned company, has launched its Integrated Voice offering, a service the vendor said is cheaper than replacing traditional business phone lines and an alternative to a rip-and-replace upgrade.
“Businesses want the functionality and cost savings of VoIP without having to replace their PBXs,” Speakeasy CEO Bruce Chatterley said, adding that Speakeasy’s Integrated Voice targets the growing SMB market.
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