As more small businesses come to depend on mobile or virtual workers – IDC Research predicts the number of mobile workers will increase to 850 million worldwide by year’s end, and 1 billion by 2011 – they are being challenged to keep voice communications straightforward and easy to manage. The my1voice virtual phone service solves these issues for as little as $10 per month by providing the type of mobility-enhancing features normally found only in expensive corporate systems. And there are no equipment costs or fees to pay for telecommunications professionals to manage it.

 

Key among my1voice’s advantages is the ability to use one toll-free or local phone number to reach anyone in the organization, regardless of where they’re located. Unlike equipment-based business phone systems that restrict extensions to the building where the equipment is housed, extensions on the my1voice service can be assigned to any land line, mobile or VoIP phone, allowing calls to be routed directly to mobile or virtual workers.

 

“Being mobile and yet easy to reach is key for business success, especially in small businesses,” said Steve Adams (News - Alert), vice president of marketing for Protus, the provider of my1voice. “But there is also a need for simplicity and affordability in communications. my1voice allows small businesses to achieve both ends so they can serve their customers or clients more effectively and efficiently.”

 

Other features that make my1voice ideal for small businesses with mobile or virtual workers include:

 

my1voice is available for as little as $10 per month, with additional plans based on how many minutes per month the small business expects to use.

 

For more information about my1voice and the features it offers visit www.my1voice.com and http://blog.my1voice.com.