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 The most important thing for a VoIP provider is to be able to offer local phone numbers throughout the United States and around the world. It is true that one of the chief advantages of VoIP is that you can use your local number anywhere, nevertheless most end users will want to have a DID where they work and live. So, aside from major metropolitan areas, where all VoIP providers offer access, we also have phone numbers in some of the smallest towns in America. In order to provide resellers and carriers a lot of choices, GlobalTouch banks DIDs in nearly 22,000 rate centers across the globe. These rate centers boost the power of VoIP as a vehicle for VoIP-based applications by increasing their reach. Of course ‘applications’ is the name of the game in VoIP. So, for GlobalTouch Telecom VoIP customers, more regions coupled with more applications equals more revenue streams. End users and workers in more places around the globe can use a local number to call home or access corporate communications via any Internet connection anywhere in the world. “Road warriors” can now travel the globe and still stay connected using their local number to reach headquarters and access data or even hold an ad hoc videoconference with a Softphone on a notebook computer. |
"As telecom veterans, we can secure DIDs that are available only to industry insiders. This gives us a considerable competitive edge. We can offer our reseller and MSO customers access to markets where they might otherwise be excluded - even in their own backyards." -- Cliff Rees, COO |
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