Veon Armenia Launches Virtual PBX Service

Not everybody has the resources to purchase and maintain their own business phone system. And some that do don’t want to.

That’s ok, because in the age of cloud technology, organizations can easily offload such investments and responsibilities, and focus instead on core business matters. This holds true whether the business involved is a large organization in Las Vegas, Lausanne, or London; a medium-sized enterprise in Paducah, Paris, or Phoenix; or an outfit in Australia, Alaska, or Armenia.

That’s why telecommunications and data communications service providers across the globe now offer business communications solutions that reside in the cloud. Veon Armenia is now among those service providers. It recently launched a virtual PBX service.

Virtual PBX services provide organizations with a wide array of benefits. That includes the ability to pay only for the communications resources they require. Such services also provide business customers with automatic updates, so they don’t have to fuss with hardware and software upgrades themselves. And there’s no need for new wiring or costly upfront equipment investments with virtual PBX.

With virtual PBX, workers can access business communications capabilities from wherever they are and have the same experience regardless of location. And businesses that use Veon Armenia’s vPBX services get a non-geographic telephone number, an unlimited number of internal numbers, and tools that support the collection and analysis of statistics on advertising campaigns and employee performance. The vPBX solution from Veon Armenia also can allow for smart distribution of calls among departments, employees, or regions; deliver voice greetings; and process up to 100 incoming calls at the same time.

“In addition to the virtual PBX service, we will offer our corporate customers specially designed profitable tariff plans Optimal 2500 and Optimal 3500 for telephone communications with non-geographic code 060, as well as the opportunity to acquire ‘beautiful’ non-geographic numbers,” Veon Armenia CEO Andrey Pyatakhin said.