Virtual Office Resource

Davinci Virtual, a provider of global virtual office solutions, launched an extensive national advertising campaign on Sirius XM Radio. Through these radio ads, Davinci is promoting its turnkey Virtual Office Solutions that are combined with an exclusive offer for listeners. Sirius XM Radio is airing commercials during drive time hours on ESPN (News - Alert) and CNBC from coast to coast this month.

Davinci Virtual is a provider of virtual offices to more than 8,000 companies and entrepreneurs in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Central America, Asia and Australia. It also offers more than 750 virtual office locations including virtual offices in New York, virtual offices Las Vegas, virtual offices in Miami and any other metropolitan area throughout the world. 

"We are very excited to promote our products and services on Sirius XM Radio," said Bill Grodnik, CEO of Davinci Virtual. "The new advertising campaign has generated great response already. This is an important step in our ongoing effort to educate businesses on the great benefits of our virtual office solutions." 

Davinci Virtual also lets clients to choose from Live Receptionist Services, Prime Business Addresses and Flexible Meeting Spaces -- instantly -- online. Those interested in its services can explore its virtual office management services via the company's website.

The virtual office management services can be combined with many global virtual office location and support services. In December 2010, Davinci Virtual, a provider of global virtual office solutions, expanded its portfolio by adding new products to its turnkey virtual office solution. 

As reported by TMCnet, Davinci’s new Live Web Chat service complements its high-end live receptionist services and allows customers to convert Web traffic proactively; the new speech-to-text transcription eliminates the need to listen to a voicemail; and the video conferencing application ensures that clients can hold virtual meetings with ease.

Anuradha Shukla is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.

Edited by Charles West