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Virtual Office

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What is the Virtual Office?

The virtual office is our favourite service. It is a combination of several IT technologies that allow a company to operate efficiently and seamlessly without any actual office space. Instead, all the company' employees can work from home. With proper planning and implementation, all the employees will appear to be in the same building and in the same computer network.

How can the Virtual Office be applied to your specific company?

Regardless of your business requirements, you can use the Virtual Office concept.

The environmental benefits

The Virtual Office provides so many benefits for the environment.

The financial benefits

The Virtual Office also provides you with several cost savings benefits.

Other benefits

There are other "hidden" savings that you may not realize.

Involved technologies

VPN - Virtual Private Network

The VPN is the key technology required for a Virtual Office. It is required in order to keep your remote access secure.

You can read more about VPNs at our Virtual Private Networks page.

VoIP - Voice over IP

VoIP will allow your employees to have a local extension on your office phone line as if they were physically in the same building. Their outgoing calls will come from your business number/

You can learn more about VoIP in our Voice over IP page.

Server virtualization

Server virtualization is not required, but it will allow you to run all your servers in fewer physical servers.

If you are not renting office space, you will need to find a place to have your servers. Server virtualization will reduce your costs for hosting your server. You options for you server could include:

There are a lot more benefits to server virtualization which you can read about in our server virtualization page.

High speed Internet

Your users will need high speed internet in order to have fast access to your network over the VPN connection as well as to have a phone extension in their home office. This shouldn't be a problem as most users already have high-speed Internet at home.