With improved broadband and communication technologies, it's becoming more popular than ever for employees to telecommute to work - where an employee performs their job from home or a remote office. Here are 6 tips to success when working remotely:

Changing your phone number isn’t just an inconvenience, it can cost you business. Losing or shifting that familiar point of contact for customers can result in lost sales and drive potential customers to your competitors.

Today’s businesses communicate across a range of different platforms. While emails, faxes, online enquiries and mobile phones are all great complimentary forms of access to an organisation, the humble telephone still remains the primary point of contact for customers - and the Virtual PBX is the only business phone system you'll ever need.

Out of 11.6 million employed people in Australia, 3.5 million are teleworkers according to the latest figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

NBN Co has pre-determined the connection methods of all Australian businesses according to its multi-technology deployment strategy. While all connections will transfer data using fibre optic cable, some will also utilise 4G wireless technology and existing copper infrastructure to complete the connection.

Local numbers are a modern take on the traditional landline phone number. You can extend the reach of your business by assigning it local numbers from a range of different regions, even if you have no physical infrastructure in that area.

Line pooling is a money-saving feature unique to MyNetFone Virtual PBX and SIP Trunking services. Line pooling technology helps you avoid 'per handset' pricing traps - which can become more expensive, and more complicated, as your business grows. 

Position your business at the forefront of innovation with our latest Virtual PBX handset, the sleek and sophisticated Yealink IP Video Phone.

Is it time for an upgrade? Here's 7 reasons you'll want this cutting-edge device on your desk: