Telecommunications, Mobile & Wireless Q&A

VoIP with all the PABX features of a sophisticated phone system is the way to go providing the call quality is equal or better to a traditional landline. If it isn't then it can not be classed as true business grade, and it would be a step backwards / compromised service.

As for mobile, I still see this a secondary call option (when you must be mobile and make calls) and not when you are in your office with access to a real phone system. Call quality isn't as good on mobile and limited exposure can only be a good thing for reducing radiation to your brain.

Almost all the big broadband providers like iiNet, TPG, Engin  are also VOIP providers in Australia. You can bundle your NBN or ADSL with VOIP services, and that cost usually starts from AUD $10 a month. It may be easier to configure and may save you money when you bundle voip and internet services.

I believe that internet connectivity is central to so many new industries and has the potential to open up opportunities to remote regions of Australia where unemployment is high. Imagine young people in rural areas being able to remotely work in IT support for example. I think the NBN is an infastructure that is too important to ignore. 
The NBN would be of great benifit to my business. I am a photographer and I have corporate clients who require a hundreds of hi res  event images uploaded quickly. I also have clients that require very large files of large format images for printing. Dropbox and you send it are too slow. Some file transfers take me 4-5 hours and I already have the best ADSL available.

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