Modern businesses need modern communications, affordably, reliably.

 

The communications industry is moving faster today than at any other point since Alexander Graham Bell first spoke to his assistant via telephone,

"Mr. Watson--come here--I want to see you."

Click here to find out how we can help your business keep up.

 

About us

Find out about our organization, mission, our methods, and the results of our team.

 

Services

Modern solutions for a modern world. Customer First Communications is a full service communications integrator, offering telephone solutions, internet services, wired/wireless systems, and much more.


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The NextOS 3.0 user portal is the revolutionary new way for end-users to manage their call features, voicemail, and settings. The web-based portal is intuitive, powerful, and gives users the flexibility to configure their phone service to meet their unique needs. Visit https://www.nextiva.com/ to learn more.

Why Hosted VOIP?

As the nature of business continues to push beyond the office walls, company executives face new challenges. Now more than ever, they face the demands of managing multiple locations throughout the country, call centers abroad, customers seeking assistance 24/7, and more. Businesses are constantly under pressure to expand, offer more, produce more, innovate—all while reducing costs, working at lightning speed, 



What is CyberDNA?

Vigilant's managed security service, CyberDNA, takes a different approach to monitoring your company infrastructure through a proprietary, distributed network of passive network security sensors that we guarantee can show more about your existing attacks and vulnerabilities than any other product on the market.


Got POTS? You need EPIK

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Today, copper telephone lines that support POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) are an aging infrastructure that is deteriorating rapidly. The FCC and major telephone providers like AT&T have already started phasing out their support of analog POTS lines, pushing customers to fiber or wireless connections. Over the next few years, POTS will only get more expensive and offer fewer options. So what should companies do? What about applications that run natively better on analog lines, like security alarms, gate systems, and FAX lines? What do you do when POTS goes away? You need Epik!