Showing posts with label globalization. Show all posts
Showing posts with label globalization. Show all posts
Saturday, March 8, 2014

How Virtual Phone Lines, IAX2 or SIP Creates Business and Jobs

Roll over and out, "recession."

Virtual Phone Line does not come with an Asterisk server. Instead it was created to empower you as a consumer, smb, entrepreneur, or other individual or organization to have access to as many international and local phone numbers (50 countries now) as possible. We want to make sure in every way possible that you can have a local presence in the areas where there are people who are important to you. People ... who you are waiting... for them to give you a call. Share with your local phone number. They pick up their phone dial that local phone number. It rings where you set it to ring to.

But what if you want to ring to IAX2 or SIP? Get access to an Asterisk,Kamailio, FreeSWITCH, Yate, openSIPS, or other SIP server setup and get tips at http://www.virtualphoneline.com/asterisk/

Virtual Phone Line was invented by Rehan Ahmed, president and CTO of Super Technologies, Inc. in 1999. Thousands of global users were taking advantage as early as 2000. In 2001 it won the Spring Internet World Best of Show Client Device award. Now, more important than "awards," Virtual Phone Lines has helped entrepreneurs to create 10s of 1000s of new businesses around the globe in just 10 years time. It has helped to employ millions.

Virtual Phone Lines and the power of open source telephony has created more opportunities than they get credit for. Be a part of the massive revolution against recession. Match a Virtual Phone Line with the geographical area of the world that is important to you in business, love, friendship and more, or start your own Call Foward Management System business.

CA Companies with Virtual Phone Lines Not Feeling Tourism Decrease

Many Virtual Phone Line customers are small businesses, government and non-profit organizations and other groups in Canada who want a virtual and local presence in different areas of the world. This is expecially important to those in the Canadian tourism industry. While many tourism agencies and companies are feeling the economic crunch, others who have Virtual Phone Lines are not.

"Tourism spending fell 2.9 percent during the past four quarters, the longest downturn since the early 1990s," the report from the Statistics Canada Agency said.

Here is an example of how a current SMB in tourism and hospitality is beating this:

A tourism agency who focuses on French, Spanish and Portuguese clientele for travel, signed up on Virtual Phone Line last year and bought Virtual Phone Lines (DIDs, direct inward dialing, origination, phone numbers) from Paris, Barcelona, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Madrid, Kenya, and Quebec City. They added these numbers to their website, email signatures and business cards.

People living in those areas of the world use their cell phone, landline or any voice software to dial the local phone number (Virtual Phone Line purchased by the agency) and it rings where the tourism agency chooses for it to ring. They are BOOKED!! And are creating a study to decide which other cities in the world go get a local number from.