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A paging system is a network of communication devices within an office environment, consisting of phones, microphones, and connected teleconference speakers. To describe a paging system as “analog” means that its physical infrastructure is based on traditional wire phone lines instead of internet technologies, providing a simple and straightforward system for communicating with your employees.
While a traditional — and typically older — analog paging system will rely solely on copper lines (as you’d encounter in any older phone line system), updated analog paging systems may form part of a hybrid of internet and wired technologies.
You can tailor these highly compatible technologies in any number of ways to accommodate your company’s unique technology, security, and communication requirements. No matter your existing wired setup, you can adapt it to match the needs of your business.
There are three broad and overlapping benefits to analog paging systems, and these will apply differently based on your company’s core business and technological infrastructure: