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- Written By
- Brodie Macleod
- Date Created
- Thu, 1st Mar 2007
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- Martin Field
- Date Modified
- Sat, 27th Feb 2010
What is a PBX?
Question
What is a PBX/PABX? What is the difference with a hosted PBX?
Answer
A PBX/PABX (Private Branch Exchange/Private Automatic Branch Exchange) is equipment, usually connected to the public telephone network, to provide its users with advanced telephony features that are not available over standard local phone lines. Such features include the use of auto-attendants, hunt groups, advanced voicemail features, advanced call routing, etc.
Traditional PBX equipment can be quite costly and requires local staff to maintain and support the devices. Press 8 Communications provides a hosted PBX product, removing the need for you to purchase expensive hardware and employees to support the system by delivering services over the Internet medium to your location.
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