Ooma Business Blog

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There is a way to design your home office for comfort and productivity without breaking the bank. Use these tips to make the most of your home office space. If you live with other people, such as family members or roommates, discuss any changes to common areas before making them to avoid conflict. After all, a family member might need their own home office space as well.

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In this guide, we’ll explore how both VoIP and business landline phone solutions work and go over the advantages and disadvantages of the options available. You’ll learn whether VoIP is better for you or if your business might come out ahead with a traditional system, and you’ll be able to make the best decision for your company.

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With Ooma Office for iOS v7.0 there’s now a native iPad layout that makes it possible to do everything you can on your iPhone but with extra space and convenience. That means you can take calls, listen to voicemails and recordings, conduct team chats, fax and more from your iPad.

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Bell Canada and TELUS, the two dominant providers of Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) in Canada, have announced plans to decommission their copper phone line networks and have even started retiring traditional home phone lines. Make the transition seamlessly by switching to Ooma AirDial – the complete POTS replacement solution.

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Ooma shares resources that remote workers can adopt to improve their productivity and maintain their well-being while working away from the office

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Here’s a primer on using call forwarding to make your business life easier and to elevate your customer service game. Explore tips and use cases you can apply to your business operations.