As a growing number of companies and organizations adopt technology, they are finding that it is often easier to use one unified system to handle all of their communication needs rather than having multiple systems that need to be set up separately. Audio over Ethernet (AoE) is one such system. This technology allows for audio signals to be sent over standard Ethernet cables instead of traditional telephone or other lines. While this can make setting up new systems much easier, there are some drawbacks as well.
Benefits of OEE
- Cost savings: OEE is an excellent way to streamline your network and reduce your costs. You can use fewer cables, which means less hardware and software that needs to be purchased.
- Reduction in cabling: Audio over Ethernet uses a single cable for both sending and receiving data, so you don’t need separate cables for each task like you would with traditional
