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Many small businesses have opted to use open internet connections to offer VOIP services to their customers, thus giving their clients no restrictions to volumes and more so do not control the connection for the user. This therefore means that the user is the determinant of their connection and ultimately the server they receive, the choice of service provider that the customers decide to use will be determinant of their connection capability and performance. This chain extends from there backwards such that any problems beyond the service provider also affect the voice over data for the clients. This is mostly common with Virtual PBX residential services and also the same for homes and offices. Many providers that offer business VoIP strive to keep it good for their clients and this determines how they users pick providers.

Service providers have to maintain their networks and keep them in good shape to convince people that their networks are worth it, this starts with the changing of simple things that may affect Virtual Meeting of the clients. Another factor they need to note is that it is not all about bandwidth that determines the success of a data connection, even though being able to host many calls or handle more clients simultaneously can be advantageous, having a stable connection would infer the stability of your networks and be very instrumental in serving your clients. Therefore speeds of over 360kps would be sufficient to accommodate four calls simultaneously and that would be fair.