Read the story about VirtualPBX.Com (formerly Advanced Queuing Systems) and the VirtualPBX in the business section of the Tuesday, June 2, 1998 edition of the San Francisco Chronicle, titled "Virtual Phone System for Businesses Sounds Like the Real Deal".

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The VirtualPBX received the Computer Telephony Magazine 1998 Product Of The Year Award. Read about it in the December 1998 issue of Computer Telephony Magazine, in the article, "1998 Products & Services Of The Year", (PDF, 108Kb).

Read the discussion about how VirtualPBX.Com (formerly Advanced Queuing Systems) VirtualPBX has defined a whole new category of public network PBX systems in the October 1998 issue of Computer Telephony Magazine, in the article "The Death of the PBX".

The VirtualPBX received the Computer Telephony Magazine Editor's Choice Award. Read all about it in the August 1998 issue of Computer Telephony Magazine, in the article, "Get Your Phone System Out Of Free Fall With PBXParachute", (PDF, 64Kb).

The follow-me calling features of the VirtualPBX are featured in the article "Follow-Me Finds A Home", (PDF, 101Kb) published in the June 1998 issue of Computer Telephony Magazine. Please note that the VirtualPBX feature to abort follow-me calling and transfer directly to an extension's voice mail was implemented after the reported test, but prior to the publication of the article.

The VirtualPBX and the PBXParachute received a "Best Of Show" award at the 1998 CTExpo show in Los Angeles this year. Read about it in the article "Best Of CTExpo 98", (PDF, 56Kb) published in the April 1998 issue of Computer Telephony Magazine.

See a description of the VirtualPBX in the article, "Interview With The Virtual Empires", (PDF, 65KB) published in the March 1998 issue of Computer Telephony Magazine.

The previous five articles appear with permission of Computer Telephony Magazine. (c) 1998, 1999 Miller-Freeman, Inc. All Rights Reserved.