Hosted PBX (Private Branch Exchange) systems are revolutionizing business communications by providing a flexible, cost-effective alternative to traditional phone systems. They utilize cloud technology to deliver advanced phone features without the need for complex on-site equipment. Businesses of all sizes are increasingly adopting hosted PBX systems to improve their communication capabilities, streamline operations, and enhance customer service. Understanding Hosted PBX…

If your business still relies on an on-site private branch exchange (PBX) for your phone system, you may be facing rising technology limitations and costs. Modern cloud-based systems can deliver lower total expenses, easier scalability, built-in mobility, innovative capabilities, and fewer headaches. Here are five telling indicators it's time to consider migrating to a hosted VoIP phone system: You Keep…

In today's fast-paced business world, effective communication is paramount for success. Businesses are continually seeking ways to enhance their communication systems to improve productivity, reduce costs, and stay ahead of the competition. One such solution is SIP trunking, which revolutionizes traditional telephone systems. SIP trunking is a modern approach to business communication that replaces traditional phone lines with internet-based connections.…

Our Award Winning Hosted Pbx Services is rated best in class and chosen by many of Canada's Top Corporate Business's including Medical, Law firms, Logistics and many small business's looking for a full featured communications system but without the high cost's these systems traditionally were associated with. Please speak to one of our sales staff or fill out our online…

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[vc_row][vc_column width="1/2"][vc_column_text] Moving to a new location In today's fast paced world, companies tend to out grow their current office space , home or home office. Tel-Systems offers a relocation service where we will de-install the phone system in the current space and move it to the new location. It's that easy ! You have other important things to think…