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Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is becoming increasingly popular with businesses of all sizes. This is because it offers a more reliable and cost-efficient alternative to traditional phones. However, don’t just turn to VoIP because of the hype.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a must for today’s businesses. Compared to the old analog phone system, VoIP is a more effective communication tool. Aside from making voice calls, you can also do conference calls, send instant messaging, queue calls, have music on hold, and record calls with VoIP. But now there’s a new technology called Voice over Long-Term Evolution (VoLTE). How different are the two from each other, and is VoLTE poised to take over VoIP?

To know the difference between VoIP and VoLTE, let’s first examine the older of the two technologies.