Welcome to the Primus Virtual Phone Hosted VoIP solution, designed to meet the communication needs of the most demanding business.

Our Hosted VoIP solution allows you to focus on your business aims and objectives, rather than the stress and cost of maintaining and managing your communication network.  When you sign up for Primus’ Hosted VoIP solution, you quickly reduce all the costs involved in buying and maintaining a traditional PBX business phone system. But just because you save money, it doesn’t mean you have to compromise. The Primus Virtual Phone solution is feature rich – with all the features you would expect to find in the most expensive PBX solutions at a fraction of the cost.

Latest VoIP Telecommunications News (hyperlink to news home page)

Software VoIP solutions 'are the future' (hyperlink to this story)
Monday, Jul 21, 2008, Filed under: VoIP News

Software-only VoIP solutions such as hosted VoIP are "truly the future", it is claimed. Garrett Smith, a blogger on voipsupply.com, claims this may still be in the future as small and medium enterprises (SMES) take time to adapt to this change from traditional, fixed-line phones. The deployments do cost less, however, and he also offers that on paper software only VoIP solutions "seem like a perfect fit". SMEs can also typically benefit from their provider handling services, support and ongoing maintenance. Cost, functionality, reliability and scalability may vary between providers but hostedVoIP is the option most SMEs will aim for, according to a writer on os-voip.com. read more...

Environment body 'takes on IP services to cut carbon footprint' (hyperlink to this story)
Monday Jun 30, 2008 filed under : Telecoms News

Natural England, the public body dedicated to conservation and the environment, is to take on IP telephony services across 44 sites to cuts its carbon footprint. It will install hostedVoIP and managed videoconferencing services, migrating all existing equipment onto one platform. Three "telephony estates" will be brought together by the move, which it is claimed will make the organisation a leader among government agencies on environmental issues. Barney Smith, head of knowledge management and information services at Natural England, said the installation comes after an in-depth analysis on the best approach to delivering back to the environment. read more...

Remote working 'a popular benefit' (hyperlink to this story)
Friday, Jul 18, 2008, Filed under: SME News

The ability to work outside of the office is one of the most popular employment benefits, according to a new survey. Almost three-quarters of respondents to the Hays Social Housing survey consider the option of remote working to be very important when choosing a job. Furthermore, 77 per cent state that their current job offers an element of the practice and suggests employers are accepting the need to change. Richard Gelder, director of Hays Social Housing, says the importance of offering attractive benefits such as remote working is being realised. He adds: "Striking a good work-life balance is very important to many workers and benefits that offer employees an element of flexibility in the workplace are becoming more common." read more...