David Guest wrote:
> I think from late 2005 and going forward (see I'm learning the jargon)
at least a partial VoIP solution is worth looking into. There is no
better place to set this up than in a green fields site. Even if you
just went for trunking of your STD calls, 10 cents per call untimed has
the potential to save lots of money.
Besides, it's your moral duty to pursue VoIP because unless there is
signficant leakage from POTS, Telstra and Optus will not be forced to
change. Do it for Australia.
David
David,
That's a big ask of a new 1-2 GP practice, with proclaimed limited IT
skills, a desire to keep the set-up costs as low as possible, along with
the parameter of a VPN.
Adding it later in such a small infrastructure shouldn't be too hard,
and the learning curve, set-up issues will be more manageable.
Greg
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