Some are reluctant to even consider a business phone service upgrade due to the factor driving many of these types of decisions: money. An understandable point of view, albeit it is not necessarily true. Business owners may not realize ignoring their phone network service already could be eroding profit margins.

This is particularly true because we are living during a time when technology – and its capabilities – is changing more rapidly than ever. Many of the most advanced phone network services are being offered at considerably lower prices, especially when coupled with increasing competition among telecom providers in these evolving fields.

  1. In fact, some professionals report cutting half of their business phone system budgets after upgrading. But it’s important to partner with a reputable company like Network Services Group (NSG).
  2. As with any product or service that is a crucial investment for your company, it’s always advisable to shop around. Ask colleagues about their business phone services. If you’re an industry association member, seek recommendations there.
  3. Whether small or large, your company can save money by reviewing current phone usage and expenses. You could be paying for unneeded products and/or services, and there are a number of other ways to cut costs, all while achieving optimal efficiency.
  4. An experienced company like NSG can do all that and more – providing a seamless transition with our highly-trained support staff. We can because, after 30 years’ experience dealing with 35 telecom providers serving Arkansas, we are experts at negotiating the best possible deal on your behalf.
  5. Also when choosing your telecom partner, consider whether you want your system delivered as a cloud service or an on-premise system. NSG offers sophisticated features for both VoIP, which increasingly is becoming the norm, and on-premise systems.

Don’t spend a minute longer paying more for less when you could have the best business phone service – for the best possible price.

Call us today at 501-758-6058, or contact us here for more information about how to get your new phone network service up and running, along with your bottom line.