Office Telephone & PABX Systems in Dubai

It depends on a short list of factors: how many users and handsets, whether the system is on-premise or hosted, the condition of any existing cabling, the call features you actually need, and the aftercare arrangement you want. We don't publish price tables, because two offices of the same size can need genuinely different systems. After a survey we quote the specific job, itemised, so you can see what each part costs.

Usually, yes. Your numbers sit with your telecom operator, not inside the old equipment, so replacing the system doesn't by itself change them. We plan the changeover with the operator: the new system goes in and gets tested first, then the lines move across. Nobody is left hoping the office is reachable on Monday morning.

Internal calls on an on-premise IP PBX run over your local network, so extension-to-extension calling continues even when the internet connection is down. Outside calls carried over that connection are affected, which is why we assess the office network and its connectivity as part of the survey. The phone system is never looked at in isolation. Hosted systems depend more heavily on the connection, and that trade-off is part of the on-premise versus hosted decision we walk you through.

At the same time as the network, before first-fix cabling goes in. Telephone and data points share routes, containment and rack space, so deciding both together means one cabling pass and no surface trunking added after the walls are finished. If your fit-out is already underway, it's still worth deciding now: the later it is left, the fewer tidy options remain, and we'll tell you which ones are still open.