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Portfolio Communications provides comprehensive Fiber Ethernet, SIP/VOIP/Hosted VOIP, and Managed WAN analysis tailored to your business’s needs!
The demands of being a telecommunication’s consultant have evolved over the years. Be that as it may, the building blocks and basics of telecommunications remain the same. Portfolio Communications provides simple solutions in evaluating your organizations infrastructure from the bottom up. Voice and Data services are the foundation functions that telecommunications brokers analyze, manage, and consult on. Simply put, we are applying to telephone service, physical business phone handsets, and internet access.
WHAT WE DO
Our services
Our industry consultants help address your most challenging telecommunications service needs by providing strategic and scalable communications solutions.
SD WAN Advantages
Audit & Evaluation
Market Analysis
SD-WAN Advantages
- Centralized Manageability and Network Control.
- End-to-end Network with a single view of Topology.
- Scalable Bandwidth & Increased Flexibility.
- Increased Security with Multi-Layer Encryption.
- Simplifies Network Services for SaaS and Hardware Applications.
- Redundancy and Scalability.
- Accessible APIs and Integrations.
- Unified Communications (UCaaS) at lowered costs.
- Manage and Monitor VOIP and SMS Performance.
- Hosted VOIP or Simple inbound/outbound termination/origination options.
- Variety of Domestic and International Telecommunications Carriers.
Hosted VOIP/UCaaS
Hosted VOIP/UCaaS
- Redundancy and Scalability.
- Accessible APIs and Integrations.
- Unified Communications (UCaaS) at lowered costs.
- Manage and Monitor VOIP and SMS Performance.
- Hosted VOIP or Simple inbound/outbound termination/origination options.
- Variety of Domestic and International Telecommunications Carriers.
Fiber Ethernet & MPLS
- Fiber Ethernet has been, and will continue to replace copper infrastructure. This is an established fact industry wide and accepted by most institutions and individual consumers.
- Fiber is technologically a faster and more reliable means of transmitting data. In general, Fiber has a longer lifespan and has fewer infrastructure repairs long term. Fiber Ethernet is the network infrastructure framework deployed to a physical business addresses by the Incumbent Local Exchange Carrier (ILEC) or Cable Carrier provider.
- All major Metropolitan areas have fiber passing through their cities as well as suburban areas. Rural areas are starting to reveal traces of fiber infrastructure builds and will remain to develop more fiber throughout our country and the world.
- VOIP is simply Voice over Internet Protocol. SIP (Session Internet Protocol) is the basic element of VOIP trunks or commonly referring to as concurrent call paths. VOIP trunk or SIP trunk is defined as a call path, concurrent call, trunk, or line. Essentially, VOIP trunks, SIP trunks, and POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) lines are sectioned off bandwidth to transmit a voice call.
- IP based phones are generally the physical phone that businesses use to make and take call (voice traffic as data over the internet). Most VOIP carriers offer encrypted VOIP with their Hosted VOIP offerings, but not all include QoS (Quality of Service). QoS refers to voice quality and occasionally video quality or priority data quality. QoS solves latency voice traffic issues in a dedicated network.
- SMS (short message service) is communicating via text from one device to another. Contact centers are moving towards more of a SMS over VOIP marketing campaign verses traditional telemarketing. One of the biggest benefits of SMS marketing is the fact that texts are opened up to 98% of the time when received by your customers. This gives SMS an open rate higher than all other advertising options. It is a quick and easy way for businesses to communications with their customers and perspective customers.
VOIP/SIP & SMS Contact Center Solutions
VOIP/SIP & SMS Contact Center Solutions
- VOIP is simply Voice over Internet Protocol. SIP (Session Internet Protocol) is the basic element of VOIP trunks or commonly referring to as concurrent call paths. VOIP trunk or SIP trunk is defined as a call path, concurrent call, trunk, or line. Essentially, VOIP trunks, SIP trunks, and POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) lines are sectioned off bandwidth to transmit a voice call.
- IP based phones are generally the physical phone that businesses use to make and take call (voice traffic as data over the internet). Most VOIP carriers offer encrypted VOIP with their Hosted VOIP offerings, but not all include QoS (Quality of Service). QoS refers to voice quality and occasionally video quality or priority data quality. QoS solves latency voice traffic issues in a dedicated network.
- SMS (short message service) is communicating via text from one device to another. Contact centers are moving towards more of a SMS over VOIP marketing campaign verses traditional telemarketing. One of the biggest benefits of SMS marketing is the fact that texts are opened up to 98% of the time when received by your customers. This gives SMS an open rate higher than all other advertising options. It is a quick and easy way for businesses to communications with their customers and perspective customers.
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Portfoliocom provides comprehensive infrastructure analysis and communications solutions, tailored to your needs!
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Years of Combined Experience
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Our industry consultants help address your most challenging issues by providing strategic, financial, operational, human capital, and IT services
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Sales Office Contact: 215-543-7640
1900 Market St 8th Floor Suite 8E
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Headquarters and Demo Office –
HQ Office Contact: 484-234-2149
230 Sugartown Road Suite 20
Wayne, PA 19087