Phone Systems
PBX (Private Branch Exchange) PBXs, are computerized on-site telephone systems
Located at commercial and non profit organizations' premises. They route calls both within an organization and from the outside world to people within the organization. A PBX is for companies with 100 + phones or for call centers that need advanced PBX features.
Key Systems: A Key system is an office phone system that assigns trunks to "line
select" buttons on each telephone. To make an outside call, you typically choose a free trunk by pushing its button, then dial. Depending on how the system is programmed and how trunks are assigned, incoming calls may ring at all -- or several stations. Because calls can be picked up from several places around the office, key systems have historically been preferred in small- or medium-sized office situations, where full-time human or machine attendants are impractical.
Hybrid Systems: A telephone system where outside trunks could, but do not necessarily
have to appear on all telephones. A combination of a key telephone system and a PBX telephone system. A Hybrid system can offer many of the same features of a PBX at a fraction on the cost.
*It is highly recommended that you talk to one of our representatives to go over your phone system needs.
