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We help you personalize your business phone system so it actually supports your team—not the other way around. Empowering Your Team Starts With Simplicity Business phone systems can be complex. Confusing interfaces, clunky features, and scattered setups are frustrating for employees. At AmeriTel, we streamline the experience from day one. Our VoIP phone systems are … Read more
The Decline of Traditional Phone Systems Old-school phone systems come with a lot of baggage: bulky hardware, limited flexibility, and high costs. They’re tied to physical locations and can’t keep up with today’s fast-moving, multi-device work environments. A traditional private branch exchange (PBX) requires upkeep and limits your ability to adapt to changing business needs. … Read more
As a local leader in VoIP and business communication solutions, AmeriTel Telephone Systems has seen firsthand how the right technology makes hybrid and remote work more manageable, more secure, and more productive. But tech is only part of the picture. There are broader advantages and challenges of remote work—for both employers and employees—and your communication … Read more
For businesses—especially small to mid-sized firms in New Jersey—transitioning from traditional telephone services to VoIP systems isn’t just a tech upgrade. It’s a strategic move. Companies like AmeriTel are making this transition seamless by offering tailored VoIP phone system features backed by exceptional support and expertise. What is VoIP? Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, … Read more
To support their growing communications and technology needs, AmeriTel installed a secure, high-performance rack-mounted network and voice infrastructure tailored for long-term functionality and scalability. What’s Included in the Installation: Patch Panels & Structured Cabling: A fully labeled patch panel system ensures all network connections are organized, easy to trace, and maintain. This allows each workstation … Read more
In 1881, Alexander Graham Bell invented twisted pair copper wires. His new invention, the telephone, used the existing copper telegraph wires as a means of calling phone to phone. As the telephone became more popular, wires were added to accommodate the increasing traffic. The old, raw telegraph wires had many flaws when it came to … Read more