VOIP & Analog Telephony Systems
VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) transmits calls over the internet, offering advanced features and flexibility, while analog systems use traditional copper wire landlines, providing basic functionality but requiring physical infrastructure. The primary difference is the transmission method: internet-based for VoIP versus physical phone lines for analog.
Features
VoIP transmits voice calls over the internet for flexible communication.
Advanced features available in VoIP, such as scalability and integration with modern applications.
Analog telephony uses traditional copper wire landlines.
Provides basic functionality but requires dedicated physical infrastructure.
Key difference lies in the transmission method: internet-based (VoIP) vs. physical phone lines (Analog).
