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If you're not in Southern California, we can help your business manage its cloud phones and IT anywhere. Contractor's License #885004.

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Common FAQs About Business Phones & IT Services - CalComm Systems

Common FAQs - Business Phones, Cabling, Managed IT

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Business Phone, Data Cabling & Managed IT FAQs

The short answer is: It depends. More and more businesses are transitioning to hosted VoIP (cloud-based) phones. However, depending on the scale of your phone needs, the cost savings can make it a better option.

At CalComm, we offer the knowledge and expertise to help you evaluate your needs, weigh the pros and cons, and consider future scalability. We’ll look at factors such as:

Do your employees work remotely, or are they primarily on-premise?

Do your employees have a hybrid schedule?

Are your employees frequently working on the go?

Do your employees have dedicated workstations?

How many employees need a dedicated phone line?

What’s the predicted growth of your workforce?

Does my business need an on-premise phone system or a cloud-based phone system?

Again, the short answer is: it depends. Panasonic phone systems can offer cost-savings advantages for businesses with heavy phone needs. But these legacy phone systems don’t offer the same modern features many businesses depend on without integrated mobile apps.

As you consider transitioning to a cloud-based system, you’ll want to consider:

The current (and future) scope of your business’ phone needs.

What modern functionality would benefit your business’ workflow, improve employee efficiency, and enhance customer experience.

We have a Panasonic phone system already. Should we transition to a cloud-based system?

Troubleshooting tech problems can be difficult, especially if there is a language barrier between you and your support team.

At CalComm, your tech support team is local to SoCal and can fully support you, answer your questions, and work through any problems quickly and efficiently.

Absolutely. That’s the beauty of Zultys. Your business can have on-premise phones for employees to use while they are in the office, while also providing the functionality of on-the-go communication.

Can my business have a hybrid phone system with both on-premise and cloud based phones?

Since 2006, we've helped local and national brands choose the best phone systems for their business needs. Contact our team if you need more answers.

Frequently Asked Questions About Business Phones

Neither single mode fiber or multimode fiber is inherently better than the other. Each offers different advantages. Selecting the right fiber solution for your facility and location is ultimately determined by your need.

Is Single-Mode Fiber or Multi-Mode Fiber Better?

Featuring a smaller core size, single-mode fiber naturally transmits data over longer distances at higher bandwidths. This is thanks to the smaller pipe design, which minimizes signal reflection. Cost is an additional consideration for most businesses, as single-mode fiber requires laser transceivers that are substantially more expensive.

The larger core size of multi-mode fiber utilizes LED lights to transmit data. As the larger core design allows for more light reflection, it reduces the distance and bandwidth of data that a multi-mode fiber can transmit. However, the design of multi-mode fiber cabling makes it substantially more affordable to install and maintain. 

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Our data cabling specialists design, build, and maintain communications infrastructure systems to support your business goals. Here's a list of common questions.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fiber Cabling