One way or the other everyone has dreamed to run their
businesses from home. Just imagine having to do all your work whilst sitting on
your favorite recliner and watching your kids play in the backyard. Eat your
favorite home cooked meals and say goodbye to the awful cafeteria buffet meals.
It is just a dream that everyone is not entitled to – that was before. With
today’s technological innovation a work from home set up is very possible and
will not compromise your business.
The main blunder to a work from home set up is
communication. Business owners have to be available 24/7 for any sales, support
or administration issues your business might face. Although a smart phone
offers the mobility you need it is not a business grade solution and it is very
unprofessional to talk to customer from a mobile because of all the
interference that it is vulnerable to. What you then need is a business grade
phone system that will let you perform all your duties as if you are in the
office. So does this mean that you need a PBX at home? Partly yes and partly
no, you need not purchase a dedicated PBX for your home because it will be a
completely separate phone system from your office.
So what’s the solution? A new and innovative office telephone system called the
cloud PBX is now taking the business sector by a storm because all the benefits
that brings and one of it is the ability to fulfill your work from home needs. So what’s the fuzz all about? Basically a
cloud PBX office telephone system is
another proprietary of VoIP solutions. In traditional telephone systems you
need a bunch of copper wires to connect hardware and thus distance between
handsets is limited. The best that you can probably do is to place your handsets
in different floors of your office building. With a cloud PBX there is no
hardware or copper wires needed. This means that you can locate your phones
anywhere in the world and work as if all of it is in the same office.
So how does it work? Instead of having an on premise based
components, the cloud PBX uses trunks and servers to interconnect internal
phones and uses a protocol called SIP to establish connection to regular
telephones and mobiles. To make it simple you can think of it as if your PBX is
located in a server or network and is accessed by your phones through the
internet. This gives you the flexibility that you need to work from home
without lagging on your communication needs.
Furthermore the cloud PBX systems can save your business by
as much as 50% on your telecommunication bills through cheaper call cost rates
and cheaper line rentals. This will allow you to hit two birds with one stone.
Fulfill your work from home dream and cut back on your overhead cost. How good
can it get than that?
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