A phone switch located at the customer's premise. A PBX comes in many
sizes, from 2 lines to thousands of phone lines. Common features can
include an ACD for call distribution and IVR
that can process incoming phone calls prior to routing to call
stations. Some PBX's support outbound dialing protocals such as
autodialing, progressive dialing and predictive dialing. A PBX usually has many more features than a standard phone system.
A Hosted PBX (sometimes called a Virtual PBX) offers similar or better functionality and features, but the switching is located a central location and only the phones are at the customer site.
A Hosted PBX (sometimes called a Virtual PBX) offers similar or better functionality and features, but the switching is located a central location and only the phones are at the customer site.
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