Anyone “seasoned” enough to recall the days when telephone calls were aided by the help of an operator with plug boards, blinking lights, and enough wires and circuitry to supply an electronics shop, probably also remembers when that model gave way to private branch exchange, otherwise known as PBX. PBX is a private telephone network installed at companies, mostly medium to larger sized companies, making communication between departments and branches from any location effortless and more affordable than connecting an external telephone line to every telephone in an organization. For business owners and telecommunications decision makers at companies, PBX may be an ideal solution. Continue reading →