5 myths about Cloud Telephony debugged
Bridging business communication gaps is the need of the hour. But how many of us are willing to go that extra mile and switch to a more technologically sound platform and ditch the conventional methods? It’s common that any new technology that surfaces will face flak. The major reason for this would be the myths that surround any new technology. Well there’s a reason they are called myths, it’s because when understood right these myths can well be debugged.
Cutting-edge technologies help businesses reach customers seamlessly and solve complex communication issues through simple means. Cloud telephony is definitely one such technology that is innovative and is responsible for taking business communication to the next level. More than one-third of the world’s businesses are making their headway with Cloud telephony to reach out to customers and offer the best of experience their business has to offer. But there are still a few who hesitate to use the cloud telephony software. Here we are helping businesses to debug those five myths surrounding Cloud Telephony services:
Myth 1: Data leak is common
As soon we hear the word Cloud or Cloud service provider, we jump into conclusion thinking data is not secure and data leak can happen. Businesses feel moving to Cloud telephony will put their business data at risk or worse even theft or complete loss of data.
Myth Debugged: The network connections used by cloud service providers are highly secure. Cloud telephony providers use encryption that makes it a secure place to store any data and not worry about data leak. Cloud-based telephony systems can actually help businesses by providing a secure platform to carry out their communications. Though Cloud makes it possible to access your data anytime, anywhere, it is only available to people who have the right permissions and are authorized. Cloud telephony providers normally meet the industry standards to keep data safe by being ISO certified, PCI DSS compliant and Nasscom certified thus making it a much better platform than traditional systems.
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Source: Kaleyra Blog











