Electronic Private Automatic Branch Exchange (Epabx) System
Electronic Private Automatic Branch Exchange (Epabx) System
• The typical PBX incorporate several phone lines from outside the building
which terminates at the company exchange. It also includes several internal
lines that lead to the exchange for the inside phones.
• A computer is used to manage the calls and switches them to one line to
another based on the number dialed. This digital PBX doesn’t require a human
operator.
VoIP for PBX
• As compared to regular PBX, a VoIP cuts the extra cost because the
company can use one network for phone calls and data instead of
two. PBX has a central server and not a central switchboard. The
phones in the office have particular software and hardware to
connect to the server.
Virtual PBX
• Business is not required to set up the exchange inside the building as
virtual PBX turns that responsibility over to another company. When
the other company provides PBX services, it brings along a lot of
advantages. You are not restricted to any physical limits on the
number of lines and can get more when needed. The virtual PBX is
also known as hosted PBX systems.