ISDN (Integrated Services for Digital Network) is an ideal solution if you want a voice service tailored to your business needs. As well as allowing voice calls and internet access
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) is a network technology that supports the digital transfer of simultaneous voice and data traffic along with support for video and fax over the public switched telephone network. ISDN gained popularity around the world during the 1990s but has largely been supplanted by modern long-distance networking technologies.
ISDN runs over ordinary telephone lines or T1 lines (E1 lines in some countries), and it does not support wireless connections. The standard signaling methods used on ISDN networks come from the field of telecommunications, including Q.931 for connection setup and Q.921 for link access.
ISDN is a communication standard for the digital transmission of voice, video, data and other network services over a public switched telephone network. ISDN is designed to be highly scalable, where multiple ISDN lines can be grouped together, providing a clear channel for your integrated voice and data applications. It also supports international direct dialing (IDD) services.