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New Raleigh Restaurant Chooses Phonebooth
[November 06, 2012]

New Raleigh Restaurant Chooses Phonebooth


Nov 06, 2012 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- Phonebooth, a division of Bandwidth and a supplier of voice and data communications services to small and medium size businesses, announced that one of Raleigh, North Carolina's newest restaurants has chosen Phonebooth's cloud-based business phone solution to manage and simplify its high volume of customer calls.



According to a release, Zinda, which means "Alive" in Hindi, is an upscale, New Asian style restaurant in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina. When it opened in August 2012, Managing Partner Sachin Vachhani recognized they needed a business phone solution that was easy to install and configure and could help him and his staff respond more efficiently to customer inquiries. For Vachhani, who also manages the IT infrastructure for Zinda's parent group, Eschelon Hospitality, the decision to choose Phonebooth was an easy one. Since Zinda's sister restaurant was already using Phonebooth's cloud-based VoIP system, Vachhani was well aware of its cost savings and other benefits.

"People don't realize the long-term costs of a traditional phone system. You pay for each AT&T line plus local and long distance, and then you have to find an area within the restaurant to put the server. Not to mention the hassle of maintaining all the equipment," said Vachhani. "Phonebooth was simple and easy for me to deploy. And no other system can beat it in terms of cost and value." "As one of the largest and fastest growing telecommunications providers in the U.S., we believe in providing remarkable value to small business owners by offering unlimited, simplified business communication solutions," said Jim Mulcahy, EVP and general manager of Phonebooth. "Phonebooth is ideal for small businesses, freelancers and independent professionals who need a professional, cost-effective and easy-to-use phone solution. From desk phones to calls routed to mobile devices - or both - Phonebooth meets the connectivity needs of businesses today." "I am a network engineer by trade, and I could have designed a system by myself. But it would have taken much more time, effort and maintenance than I wanted to spend," added Vachhani. "For $20 a month, we get the functionality of a large-scale phone system that works great for our small business." More information: www.phonebooth.com/blog ((Comments on this story may be sent to [email protected]))

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