Hosted PBX Services – 6 Ways They Can Save Your Business and It’s Not What You Think

May 7, 2010

in VoIP Business

By James Waldrop

In today’s difficult economy it may be time to reorganize your business. Hosted PBX or Hosted VoIP providers can play an important role as you find ways to reduce or eliminate high cost expenses in your business. (Hosted PBX and Hosted VoIP are used synonymously in this article.)

Hosted PBX Systems deliver advanced telephone system features as a service over the Internet. These systems are provided with equipment located in the premises of the provider. This means you do not need to invest in a telephone system to take advantage of its rich features. In most cases, you will only need to purchase or lease the phones which are significantly less expensive.

Hosted PBX services can save you a large percentage on the obvious telephone system related bills. But the fact is these costs are small when compared to the big ones. I am talking about overhead including office space and headcount.

Here are 6 ways Hosted PBX services can get your company lean and mean:

1. Hosted PBX systems can provide you virtual office support just about anywhere, making it possible to downsize or eliminate commercial office space and the high rent, utility bills, insurance and much more. Your employees’ home office space can be networked together with other work locations. The seamless operation produces a united work environment without the cost of brick and mortar.

2. Now that your employees can work from their home in a seamless environment thru your Hosted PBX service, you can eliminate or combine remote facilities while maintaining existing phone numbers that keep you connected to your customers and staff.

3. Because these services are provided over the Internet using VoIP, geographical distances have no impact on effective communication and call handling. Once dedicated to the support of a local office, redundant functions in your multiple facilities can be consolidated into a single entity supporting all offices. Redundant functions may include phone reception, customer service, inside sales personnel and office/facility management.

4. Hosted VoIP providers can supply you with published local phone numbers that ring anywhere. This allows you to expand or test market areas without adding commercial office rent and staff. The new market area becomes a seamless addition to your core business.

5. Top Hosted PBX services offer Automatic Call Distribution (ACD). ACD stacks up calls similar to the line for bank tellers. If you have callers that wait on hold while other callers are being assisted, you are abusing them by long hold times, multiple operator ring backs and handling by less knowledgeable staff. ACD will stop the abuse, keep your callers from alternative solutions and increase sales, customer service and customer satisfaction.

6. Hosted VoIP providers allow virtually unlimited simultaneous calls to flow to your business. Some services will do the same for faxes as well. Busy lines and fax machines will no longer turn valuable business away from your company.

Hosted PBX services give your business the flexibility to reorganize and cut big costs in addition to savings on traditional telephone bills. At the same time, they can help your business retain and grow new sources of revenue. After you have weathered the economic storm, these services will help your business be more accessible, responsive, adaptable and competitively positioned.

HostMyCalls is a Hosted PBX or Hosted VoIP Service for an Economic Savvy Business. We provide large system features and applications to small businesses. We invite your sales questions and requests about our Hosted PBX Service. You can also call us toll-free at 866-242-6161.

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