Many in the telecom sector agree: Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunking is an invaluable enterprise communications tool. The technology, which facilitates more seamless access between the Internet and the public switched telephone network (PSTN) by converging companies’ voice and data into one pipe, has long been a buzzword in the sector due to its continued market growth and adoption rates. In fact, the number of companies using SIP trunking will grow from 38 percent to 58 percent by the end of 2015. At the same time, the percentage of organizations using T1 lines will decline from 71 percent to 55 percent.

“One trend is clear: SIP trunking adoption is growing as businesses seek to improve the reliability and lower the cost of communication services,” Diane Myers, principal analyst at Infonetics said in a recent statement.

The question remains: Is your company working to maintain its competitive edge and better streamline communications by investing in SIP trunking? Here are two other reasons why you should consider SIP trunking as a viable option for powering your business:
• Enhanced telecommuting: If your business employs a remote workforce, you can expect to see considerable cost savings and increased worker productivity. A strong remote workforce is easily facilitated through SIP trunking as remote workers are securely connected to their central office via VoIP. It is then possible for workers to telecommute while still being reachable, regardless of location.

• Superior dependability: A top-of-line SIP trunking provider will empower your organization with reliable, high-quality voice calls, ensuring that important business calls will always go through—and your customers will stay loyal. The technology’s carrier-grade redundancy eliminates echo, delays and jitter, which may have affected your company’s voice quality in the past. For instance, Yealink—the global #2 SIP phone provider—has focused on SIP products distinguished by reliable quality and rich performance, guaranteeing that employees can always connect with customers.

The number of enterprises that have adopted SIP trunking is unbelievable, and the above numbers prove only more will continue to invest.