Cloud-Hosted Telephone Systems

In years past, every company set up its business telephone system by installing software on servers that they owned, located within their offices. With the advance of cloud services, however, a change has been taking place as businesses began to re-evaluate their communications services. Business telephone systems can now be hosted in the cloud, with servers that are located off-premise, providing an additional level of disaster preparedness and flexibility.

Migrating your telecommunications to cloud services makes things faster, scalable and often reduces your costs. If you’d like to investigate cloud telecom services for your organization, our knowledgeable team can guide you through the labyrinth of choices and help you build a reliable cost-effective solution that meets your needs now and in the future.

Advantages of a Cloud-Hosted PBX

• Less stress for your internal team with no servers to manage
• No need to hire additional employees to handle telecom responsibilities
• Allows you to focus on your business goals rather than your telecom infrastructure
• Flexible and scalable, providing peace of mind
• No physical footprint in your office. Say goodbye to the telephone equipment
• Continuously updated with the latest features and technology
• Provides more functionality to a remote and mobile workforce

The TDM Difference

TDM has successfully improved the business performance and profitability of innumerable clients by implementing cloud-based telephone systems that reduce costs, maintenance and improve communications across the enterprise.

Headquartered near Louisville, Kentucky since 1999, TDM has helped customers across the country make business-critical decisions that power their companies. We have extensive knowledge and experience in cloud-based PBX solutions that are scalable and flexible. We’ll work with your business to design a solution that will effectively meet your needs, well into the future and then implement our solutions, flawlessly – on time and within budget.