VoIP Business and Certification

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) can be complicated, but you can now obtain VoIP certification before starting your VoIP business. Here’s how:

What is VoIP?

VoIP technology essentially allows you to make and receive calls, send voice messages, and teleconference all through the internet—no phone lines necessary. This system is gaining popularity in the business world, as companies can now obtain business phone lines for little cost through VoIP, compared to what they might have to pay through a phone company. VoIP technology is also known as “internet telephony” and “broadband phone service.”

How can I start a VoIP business?

VoIP businesses are becoming more popular, as more people rely on internet-based telecommunications services (i.e. Skype, Zoom, etc.). However, starting a VoIP business can be quite difficult if you’re not familiar with the technology. For example, you’ll have to consider several ways to employ VoIP technology: IP telephones, computer-to-computer software, or an analog telephone adapter.

As your first step toward starting a VoIP business, you should probably learn as much as you can about the technology, and the market. One way to learn more is to obtain VoIP certification.

How can I get a VoIP certification?

There are several companies that offer certification programs in VoIP technology, including but not limited to:

• Avaya
• Certification Partners
• Cisco
• Digium (Asterisk)
• Microsoft
• Teracom
• and more…

Different programs offer a range of certifications at varying prices. You may want to browse and compare different programs to decide which certification will make the most sense for your business.