In practice, most businesses are simply handling this on a case-by-case basis since COVID is a temporary problem. Most home networks can handle the extra load as long as the employee makes sure that other latency-sensitive traffic, like gaming or video streaming, is kept to a minimum during the hours when they need to talk. If some home routers develop problems, IT staff simply build a queue and handle those one at a time. Sometimes they'll be able to access the router remotely with the employee's permission, sometimes they'll have to walk that employee through configuration steps to fix the problem. Sometimes the employee will just have to live with it unless the company springs for a new router or a higher bandwidth tier from the employee's ISP.
Voicemail is a useful feature of business phone systems where the callers can record their messages rather than waiting endlessly in long telephonic queues. All the messages are …

You may know Vonage as a leader in residential VOIP solutions, but the company also has a great small business offering as well that comes packed with features at a fair price. The $19.99 per user monthly charge is competitive with other VOIP providers. Included with that are all of the basic features you would expect from a VOIP service like voicemail and call display. The collection of third-party integrations is where Vonage truly shines, however. Popular services like Google G-Suite or Microsoft Office 365 can be integrated for free and paid services like SalesForce also have support from Vonage. The mobile app and desktop admin panel are clean and well-designed which make managing calls, voicemail, and settings feel simple no matter where you are or what device you’re using.
Here’s a sample voicemail greeting script: “Hello, you’ve reached [name] at [​company]. I’m unable to come to the phone right now. Leave your …