green.ch expands its telephony business

By the end of 2017, analog fixed network connections nationwide will be replaced by digital telephony via the Internet Protocol (IP). In the course of this changeover, the Internet provider green.ch is further expanding its Internet telephony offering for SMEs, and the company is also cooperating with partner companies that are available to customers on site. According to the company, its customers have already been benefiting from VoIP telephony offerings since 2013. As a result of the current technology change, these are gaining in importance and will be expanded accordingly, it adds. In addition to the existing offering for private customers, green.ch now also offers four VoIP solutions for SMEs: greenTalkPlus replaces the classic ISDN offering for smaller companies with up to five phone numbers. For larger companies, VoIP gateways are available, which have the advantage that customers can continue to use the conventional telephone system. At the same time, green.ch offers complete VoIP telephone systems under the name greenPBX; a combination of a new, physical telephone system with a VoIP trunk is also possible.

In order to be able to provide optimum local support to SME customers, the Internet provider has entered into cooperation agreements with electrical installation companies, which are available to the companies as local partners for questions relating to telephony installation. "The increased cooperation with partners in the field of electrical installations allows us to combine the two core competencies - Internet technology and building services. This enables us to offer SMEs a suitable telephony solution with the necessary installation service in almost all cases," explains Frank Boller, CEO of green.ch AG.

Source and further information: green.ch AG