Sunshine Coast Telecommunication Services and Installation

With 30+ years of industry experience, Network Office Sunshine Coast understands the importance of having effective communication systems. It’s important to have reliable telecommunication as it allows for growth and helps to keep your client base supported at all times. Reach your staff, clients, suppliers and support any time without delay by having a reliable telecommunication system in place, such as the right phone system.

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With many options to choose from, we will find the best technologies to suit your office communication needs. This includes equipment procurement, hardware installation, software set up and support. Examples of telecommunication technologies include landlines, VoIP, SIP phones, PBX (Private Branch Exchange – or commonly known as a business telephone system) and business phones.

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How we can help your Sunshine Coast business with our Telecommunication Services

Business/Corporate Telecommunication services and solutions to suit all your office communication needs.

Seamless installation and setup of all hardware and software including phone systems and cloud-based VoIP.

We are a premium Telecommunications Service Provider.

Friendly, Australian-based support for all telecommunication and IT services.

How can I benefit from Telecommunications?

Telecommunications are a vital part of all businesses. To run successfully, each business needs effective and efficient forms of communication.

The right telecommunication setup allows you to communicate effectively with your clients, staff and suppliers. This allows you to deliver higher standards in customer service and improve the efficiency of your business operations. By facilitating data sharing to maximise collaboration, telecommunications also help to improve peak performance levels across an organisation.

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Popular forms of Telecommunication Technologies

  • Inbound Phone Services (1300/1800 numbers) – The difference between the two numbers is that the 1300 line is charged to both the caller and the business. The 1800 line on the other hand is a free call as there is no charge to the caller on an Australian line.
  • VoIP – Voice Over Internet Protocol or in simpler terms, phone service over the internet. VoIP basically allows users to make phone calls over the internet using different applications, such as Skype, Zoom and Mitel.
  • ISDN – Integrated Services Digital Network. ISDN is used to make landline phone calls by sending digital signals via a copper wire. More technically, ISDN is a set of communication standards for telephone connections that facilitates the transmission of voice and data.
  • SIP – Session Initiation Protocol allows people around the world to communicate using their computers and mobile devices over the internet. Its main use is to establish, modify and terminate multimedia sessions.

Popular forms of Telecommunication Technologies

  • Inbound Phone Services (1300/1800 numbers) – The difference between the two numbers is that the 1300 line is charged to both the caller and the business. The 1800 line on the other hand is a free call as there is no charge to the caller on an Australian line.
  • VoIP – Voice Over Internet Protocol or in simpler terms, phone service over the internet. VoIP basically allows users to make phone calls over the internet using different applications, such as Skype, Zoom and Mitel.
  • ISDN – Integrated Services Digital Network. ISDN is used to make landline phone calls by sending digital signals via a copper wire. More technically, ISDN is a set of communication standards for telephone connections that facilitates the transmission of voice and data.
  • SIP – Session Initiation Protocol allows people around the world to communicate using their computers and mobile devices over the internet. Its main use is to establish, modify and terminate multimedia sessions.

What are Telecommunications?

Telecommunication technologies facilitate the exchange of information over significant distances by electronic means. Information exchanges can be in the form of voice, data and video transmission through the likes of telephones (wired & wireless), microwave communications, fibre optics, satellites, radio/television broadcasting and the internet. This includes data and internet connections and various phone systems.