The Benefits of ISDN Voice Dial Tone Service vs. POTS

ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) is digital dial tone "digital phone line" you purchase from your telephone company (Verizon, SBC, Bell South...) for connection to your business telephone system. 

Ask your dial tone carrier what POTS means. It stands for Plain Old Telephone Service. POTS is analog dial tone. The central concept of this site is ISDN dial tone is digital and digital is better than analog.

ISDN is to a business telephone system as DVD is for a television set. Superior digital voice quality and many digital features not found with analog lines.

Get Off the POTS, ISDN is Digital Dial tone

95% of all businesses in the United States are still connected to analog POTS ( Plain Old Telephone Service) lines. DVD (Digital Video Disk) makes movies look great on your TV! This media also provides great digital control features allowing you to find any movie scene quickly. Digital always makes communications better! Digital ISDN lines is digital media for your telephone system. Calls sound clearer on ISDN than POTS. Caller ID is delivered much faster on ISDN than POTS. ISDN provides Direct Inward Dialing, POTS does not.