An increasing number of businesses are now opting for VOIP audio conferencing. Among the reasons for that is that VOIP audio conferencing is less expensive, better quality than land line calls and provides more host control over the conference. Additionally, VOIP and audio conferencing is more spontaneous than drafting an email and transmitting it to large groups of coworkers. Furthermore, it provides a more virtual setting than deploying the speaker button on the telephone. In numerous ways, the Internet has revolutionized the way in which businesses are able to interact. VOIP Audio conferencing is now paving the way for the future of communications.
With sales now reaching almost $15 million and a growth rate of more than 45% in 2014, Voice-over Internet Protocol, or simply VoIP has truly become a strong contender in Internet communications.
How It Works
The way in which the Internet and a telephone are able to function simultaneously can seem quite astounding, but there is actually nothing complex about the concept behind it. Computers are utilized for recording sounds, including the sound of the human voice. Small bits of sounds are then saved in the CPU at extremely high rates. These small portions of sound are known as samples, which are then saved by the computer to form a copy of the original sound.
VoIP utilizes the same principle as a computer recording sounds. The exception is that the small bits of sounds, or samples, are not saved in a local computer. Instead, they are played in another computer once they have traveled through the Internet Protocol, or IP, network.
RHUB Web Conferencing servers are able to provide HD VoIP audio conferencing in which every attendee in a meeting is able to make use of computer microphones and speakers for conducting audio conferencing with HD voice quality. In order to avoid the potential for echo, it is advised that a decent headset be used. More than 200 attendees can be supported in a single session.
With RHUB web conferencing servers, organizations gain the ability to conduct and participate in teleconferences while improving their business communications on domestic and international level with business associations, employees, and clients in disparate geographical locations.
Why Choose RHUB’s Audio Conferencing Services?
RHUB audio conferencing servers, unlike other audio conferencing services, integrate traditional telephones (PSTN) with computer speakers and microphones (VoIP), video conferencing, and web conferencing. As a result, RHUB audio conferencing servers are able to provide your organization with a number of unique advantages:
Two service modes are available.
Free audio conferencing. Hosts do not need to worry about paying fees to RHUB. This is a complementary service that is provided simply for owning a RHUB servers. Only toll free numbers are available. Audio conferencing begins after an online meeting session has been initiated.
Paid audio conferencing. With this option, hosts pay affordable fees to RHUB. Toll free numbers are available. Hosts may begin an audio conferencing session at any time with or without an online meeting being initiated.
RHUB Audio Conferencing also provides numerous advantages, including:
- Unparalleled cost savings
- Rich-media recording
- Broadest reach possible
- Powerful control
- Real-time reports
- Premium audio quality for enterprises
- PBX integration (optional)
While the invention of the telephone once changed the world, audio conferencing has made it possible for an interconnected world to interact in an even more personal way.
Are you interested in RHUB HD VoIP audio conferencing? If so, contact us today at 866-758-0984 or email us at sales@rhubcom.com for a quick demo.
