Providing PBX, VOIP and Unified Communications solutions to businesses in California since 1979.
Hosted PBX
Teledynamic Hosted PBX A Big Hit
Teledynamic Communications has provided hosted pbx solutions since 2001. We were one of the local pioneers in the industry. Back then, it was a considerable challenge to deliver a service that was dependable and high quality. It still is a challenge for many providers today as you'll find out below. In the past year, we've noticed a much greater acceptance of the hosted pbx concept. While it was once a solution that...
Fixed Mobile Convergence - My Smartphone Is My Office Phone?
FMC or Fixed Mobile Convergence is a concept ready to bloom. The ultimate goal of FMC is to optimize transmission of all data, voice and video communications to end users and their applications using a single device that operates on both wired and wireless networks. The challenge is to make sure connections are not dropped between access points and that services can be uniformly delivered and billed for any access technology. FMC needs to support the integration of Bluetooth, 3G...
Hosted VOIP PBX Industry Experiencing Growing Pains
Over the past few weeks, I've heard of numerous stories of hosted VOIP providers who are experiencing business problems. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a critic of the PBX-as-a-service industry. For certain applications and customers, it's the perfect solution. In fact, our company sells hosted VOIP for specific applications. However, much like its analog predecessor Centrex, it's a one-size-fits-all product, with very little capability to customize the service to...
Are Desk Phones Going Away?
I've been in the business of selling and implementing business telephone systems since 1985. Over the years, I've observed many businesses making their decision on which PBX to purchase based upon the aesthetics of the phone that would be on their desk. I've always considered calling handling to be the core component of a telephone system and the phone just a device used for making and receiving calls. Many end-users (and decision...