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Manufacturers often focus their entrepreneurial thinking on an object - the product and its functions and features. At Snom, we have chosen a different path. We focus on our customers and their needs and let our products follow them.

Snom’s name has been synonymous with VoIP phones for decades. Our dedication to growing the industry through innovation and supporting businesses of all sizes is well known. Snom is a fantastic addition to your network. Here are ten reasons why you should choose Snom

Simply put, Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a phone service delivered over the internet. It’s a means of making and receiving phone calls using an internet connection rather than traditional landlines.

Walter Birriel, Systems Engineer at Danitech Corp, doesn't just install office phones; he provides full integration from the ground up with all of the network connectivity and infrastructure that goes with it. He delivers network integration for companies in Puerto Rico to Washington D.C. across industries like manufacturing, medical, hospitality, and even residential. His services include turnkey and custom VoIP solutions, network design, ongoing IT support, and custom projects. However, no matter the scale of the project, if phones are part of the solution, he says he always uses Snom.

Manufacturing businesses require clear and consistent communication to execute production cycles. Facilities often feature dozens of employees who rely on their business phone system to remain connected between workstations and maintain schedules along assembly lines.

For small and medium retail stores, the phone is often one of the first lines of communication with customers. Working with the right business phone system can differentiate between closing a sale or losing a customer due to frustration.

From daycare and preschool centers to college campuses, business phone systems are vital to quality education. Consistent connectivity is key to every campus, and mobility ensures students, teachers, and faculty can work effectively no matter their proximity to the classroom.

Large hospitals and healthcare clinics see hundreds of patients and employees every day. Each department moves quickly, and effective communication is a decisive factor in the quality of patient care and employee safety.

Warehouse facilities and distribution centers often feature wide-open spaces spanning several floors and multiple buildings. Signal reception is notoriously weak in warehouses due to interference from onsite materials and the number of employees attempting to use the same network.

Could your phone system be a security risk waiting to happen?

When a burglar wants to break into a house, they generally conduct their own risk assessment before doing so:

Is there anyone at home?

How difficult will it be to open locked doors or windows?

Is there an alarm system, and if yes, how easily can it be disabled?