Take a Lesson or Two from Hyper-startups

There’s an actual term for businesses that get up and running in a flash, and these types are called “hyper-startups.” The idea is that instead of going through the painstaking process of traditional business planning and launching, the fast entrepreneur does it in what seems like in the blink of an eye. Of course, just by their very nature, these kinds of startups can be volatile, but there are some good lessons to learn from The Flash of the startup world.

Virtual PBX provider Nextiva does a nice roundup of the lessons one could take from a hyper-startup. These focused types are good at reaching the customer right away, are mobile and ready to go, and plan for success. Of course, in terms of communicating, maybe the hyper-startup could learn a thing or two from other businesses?

Being mobile is a key element to communication, and behind mobile communications one can usually find IP services and virtual PBX services.

Virtual PBX VoIP is also a good choice when a company or organization can’t be bothered with complicated phone systems. There is no longer any need to worry about scalability and upgrades due to capacity requirements. Managing line cards, trunk cards or space in your capacity is not required.

In addition, with a virtual PBX solution, you not only get to keep your number, but there is absolutely no coordination required with your service provider. With a virtual PBX, it’s already there for you, in the cloud, so no physical movement is necessary.

When you rely on a virtual PBX system, where you have your office can be on your own terms, not on someone else’s. And if you need to move? No problem. It’s already waiting for you before you’ve even packed your first box.

A virtual PBX will provide your business with flexibility, mobility, and cost savings without compromising quality, reliability and advanced features, and even those are important to the ever-ready and volatile hyper-startup. 

Edited by Alisen Downey