Vonjour Announces Release of its Zero-Cost Business Phone System

Vonjour.com recently released its zero-cost business phone system for organizations and businesses across the greater Tallahassee, Fla., region. Officials said that with this release, the company will work toward making enterprise unified communications more ubiquitous and disrupt the telecom space.

Tallahassee's progress in increasing bandwidth and bringing technological innovation made it the perfect location for Vonjour’s new initiative.

"Tallahassee has great economic potential and untapped infrastructure resources,” said CEO Daniel Tawfik. "Mayor John Marks' digital canopy infrastructure allows companies like Vonjour to stream data easily and cost-effectively with the highest quality of service."

The future of disruptive telecommunications, Vonjour offers a zero-cost, flexible and secure phone system to organizations of all sizes. The system features toll-free and local phone numbers, unlimited extensions and call groups, a virtual receptionist and auto attendant, advanced call routing, faxing, conferencing, and analytics.

With the help of Vonjour, any organization, from startup to enterprise, can have its own enterprise-level phone system.

Earlier, businesses had no other option than turning to costly on-site and hosted PBX (News - Alert) solutions. But now Vonjour comes equipped with all the features of a costly Fortune 500 call center solution. It also boasts of other value added features that allow businesses to be more responsive to their customer's needs.

"The telecom industry has made enterprise phone services prohibitively expensive for most organizations," said Tawfik. "Vonjour allows any organization to have a professional sounding and big business phone system without any of price barriers and difficulties of configuring hardware devices."

In April, TMCnet reported that Vonjour, the new uber-intelligent business phone system and customer support solution, had introduced its new virtual voicemail dashboard that provides the easiest way to organize calls across an organization.