What is virtual pbx system

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What is virtual PBX system
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• A virtual PBX system is simply a phone system
  used by a company or other entity that is housed
  and maintained by a vendor. The PBX routes calls
  to extensions based on caller selections, giving
  the caller a "self serve" experience. The PBX
  allows multiple calls to come in at the same time
  where the caller won't hear a busy signal. This
  is because most businesses typically have more
  than one call going at a time.
• A virtual PBX can offer a business owner
  significant cost savings over purchasing a phone
  system and maintaining it on-site. This is
  because the business owner will not have to pay
  to upgrade or maintain the existing
  infrastructure that includes things such as
  wiring, available data connections, circuits, or
  network bandwidth. Your service provider
  maintains the entire solution including circuits
  and hardware.

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• Since a hosted PBX uses voice over IP technology,
  your phone numbers can be from virtually any area
  code you desire. If your business is located in
  California but the majority of your clients are
  in New York, you can set up your virtual PBX with
  numbers in the New York area code. This gives
  your clients or customers the ability to call
  your business without incurring long-distance
  charges or you as the business owner having to
  purchase and maintain a one 800 number to
  encourage customers to call.
• Another advantage to a hosted system is that the
  business owner does not maintain or support any
  hardware. Most smaller businesses do not have an
  IT department per se and as a result do not have
  the resources to troubleshoot a system when
  problems arise. The service provider is
  responsible for maintaining all of the hardware
  and communications associated with the PBX. In
  most cases, a hosted system has a web based
  interface that allows users to make changes and
  add phone extensions. This is typically simple to
  do and most average computer users can accomplish
  this with little or no effort.

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• A virtual PBX provides the business owner with a
  great deal of flexibility. Because of the nature
  of voice over IP technology, the business can
  move and expand with relative ease. The
  scalability of the hosted system is such that as
  the business grows the service provider simply
  increases capacity to accommodate the new
  business growth. Moving a business to a new
  location requires virtually no changes on the
  part of the business owner. The same phone
  numbers are used so that both employees and
  customers can continue to use the same numbers
  they've always used and the call will complete as
  expected. This is not the case with an on premise
  system. The hardware would have to be broken
  down, moved to the new location and then set up
  at a significant cost to the business owner.

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• Many of these hosted systems have advanced
  features that increase productivity and provide
  users with a seamless way to move from location
  to location. Call forwarding has become quite a
  common feature used by many businesses today.
  Phone numbers are forwarded to cell phones and
  land lines so that employees can take their
  extensions with them regardless of where they're
  at. Many businesses are now taking advantage of a
  mobile workforce. Having a virtual PBX
  facilitates the implementation of this new
  business practice and this type of system allows
  the business owner to have employees virtually
  anywhere without having to have a traditional
  brick-and-mortar presence. This results in
  significant cost savings when expanding the
  business into new markets. Without a building to
  maintain a business test a new market at a very
  minimal cost.

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