Let's IP together
Upgrade your telephony infrastructure with next-gen VoIP technology.
By the end of 2024, the legacy telephone network will disappear and voice communications will only be carried across digital IP networks (a connection protocol that manages data transmission over the Internet) throughout the country.
This technological change is inevitable, but alternatives exist! If your fixed telecommunications services are supported by the incumbent operator, this may be a good time to check out other alternatives for your telephony as well as for your other telecom services. Given the convergence of fixed and mobile services in today’s world, your company has access to the best communication solutions out there. With Proximus NXT, a reference player for more than 40 years, the migration towards tomorrow's telephony is already underway. Start reaping the advantages of innovation and convergence for your organization now!
VoIP Network Simplification
Simplify your telecom setup with VoIP: unified voice and data, easy interconnection, and a robust, scalable infrastructure.
Digital Evolution with VoIP Solutions
Embrace digital transformation through VoIP: fixed-mobile convergence, softphones, collaboration tools, and usage management platforms.
Step-by-Step VoIP Transition Support
Benefit from step-by-step VoIP transition support, with a full product catalog and expert guidance at every stage.
Unified Access to VoIP Services with Proximity
Get one-stop-shop access to all the solutions offered by this new technology
Enterprise VoIP Call Quality
Deliver superior call quality and performance with enterprise-grade VoIP technology.
VoIP Mobility for Remote Teams
Enable secure, seamless communication from anywhere with mobile-ready VoIP solutions.
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VoIP offers increased flexibility, cost efficiency, and advanced features compared to traditional phone systems. Businesses benefit from scalable infrastructure, remote access, unified communications, and easier integration with collaboration tools. VoIP also simplifies network management by consolidating voice and data on a single connection.
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VoIP typically reduces costs by eliminating the need for separate voice infrastructure and lowering call rates, especially for international calls. Unlike fixed lines, VoIP systems can be scaled up or down easily and offer mobility, enabling users to make and receive business calls from any device, anywhere.
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In many cases, VoIP can be deployed using existing hardware such as IP-compatible desk phones, headsets, and network infrastructure. Businesses may need minor upgrades to optimize quality, but a full system replacement is often unnecessary. Softphones also allow users to call directly from their computers or mobile devices.
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To guarantee high-quality VoIP performance, your network must offer sufficient bandwidth, low latency, and minimal jitter. A stable internet connection and QoS (Quality of Service) configuration are essential. VoIP traffic should be prioritized to ensure smooth and uninterrupted voice communication.
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VoIP systems are highly scalable, making them ideal for businesses that are expanding or operating across multiple sites. New users or locations can be added quickly without major infrastructure changes. Centralized management and unified communications also make it easier to support distributed teams.