Local and National provider TelcomPBX opens up an additional office in the Charlotte Metro area to support brands like: Avaya Repair Charlotte, NEC Telephone Repair, Vodavi Repair and many more. A brand built over nearly 30 years working with ABSphones and Atlantic Business Systems this company provides On-Site support for many telephone systems no longer supported by the manufacturer.
If you have a phone system that is no longer functioning, having issues, or needing an upgrade TelcomPBX can support your office to address these needs.
One of the major brands supported by TelcomPBX is
Offering Avaya Partner Repair. This telephone system was installed in over 1 million small businesses across the country and many still operate today! It is a powerful functional telephone system but like things that get old they need to be repaired, and maintained.
If you have an Avaya Partner than you need TelcomPBX, this national support center covers hundreds of cities across the US to fill the gap left by the manufacturer.
Don't Be sold be consulted and supported. We strive to put support first for every client.
What is a PBX according to 3CX
PBX stands for Private Branch Exchange, which is a private telephone network used within a company or organization. The users of the PBX phone system can communicate internally (within their company) and externally (with the outside world), using different communication channels like Voice over IP, ISDN or analog. A PBX also allows you to have more phones than physical phone lines (PTSN) and allows free calls between users. Additionally, it provides features like transfer calls, voicemail, call recording, interactive voice menus (IVRs) and call queues.
Traditional PBXs would have their own proprietary phones, such that there would be a way to re-use these phones with a different system. This means that we either have system-lock-in (we are bound to the same system because changing system means also changing phones, which makes it prohibitively expensive to break away) or vendor-lock-in (we are bound to the same vendor because the phones are only usable with systems from the same vendor, sometimes only within a particular range of systems).
Time and technology, however, have changed the consumer telephony landscape, with the flag-bearer being the Open-Standards-based IP PBX. The point of the “IP” in this new era is that the phone calls are delivered using the Internet Protocol as the underlying transport technology.
PBX phone systems are available as hosted or virtual solutions and as on-premise solutions to be run on your own hardware.
We still support legacy hardware and office telephone systems.
If you have a phone system that is no longer functioning, having issues, or needing an upgrade TelcomPBX can support your office to address these needs.
Offering Avaya Partner Repair. This telephone system was installed in over 1 million small businesses across the country and many still operate today! It is a powerful functional telephone system but like things that get old they need to be repaired, and maintained.
TelcomPBX
Telephone Systems | Repair | Upgrades
1-877-690-7705
If you have an Avaya Partner than you need TelcomPBX, this national support center covers hundreds of cities across the US to fill the gap left by the manufacturer.
Don't Be sold be consulted and supported. We strive to put support first for every client.
What is a PBX according to 3CX
PBX stands for Private Branch Exchange, which is a private telephone network used within a company or organization. The users of the PBX phone system can communicate internally (within their company) and externally (with the outside world), using different communication channels like Voice over IP, ISDN or analog. A PBX also allows you to have more phones than physical phone lines (PTSN) and allows free calls between users. Additionally, it provides features like transfer calls, voicemail, call recording, interactive voice menus (IVRs) and call queues.
Traditional PBXs would have their own proprietary phones, such that there would be a way to re-use these phones with a different system. This means that we either have system-lock-in (we are bound to the same system because changing system means also changing phones, which makes it prohibitively expensive to break away) or vendor-lock-in (we are bound to the same vendor because the phones are only usable with systems from the same vendor, sometimes only within a particular range of systems).
Time and technology, however, have changed the consumer telephony landscape, with the flag-bearer being the Open-Standards-based IP PBX. The point of the “IP” in this new era is that the phone calls are delivered using the Internet Protocol as the underlying transport technology.
PBX phone systems are available as hosted or virtual solutions and as on-premise solutions to be run on your own hardware.
We still support legacy hardware and office telephone systems.
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