Comparison between Ring central and Google voice

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It offers virtual PBX package which includes toll free and local number, internet fax, voicemail, call forwarding and call management

Google Voice:

1. Subscribes a single number
2. User can manage their calls, messages and voicemail by connecting to the existing number
3. It offers features like call forwarding and routine features and online management through Google.
4. Ideal for mobile professionals

Ringcentral:

1. Provides with a phone system
2. With ring central user can manage with his official and residential communications and also fax, voicemail and email.
3. It offers virtual PBX package which includes toll free and local number, internet fax, voicemail, call forwarding and call management
4. Ideal for small business and home offices

The Ring Central voicemail system let you to direct calls from all of your mobile phones, landlines, and other devices into single voicemail box. This does away with the requirement to check several message lines and frees up your time. Get your messages from anyplace in the world via email or phone. You can also forward the voicemail you received to your colleagues.

Fax Feature: Former WebEx Exec Joins RingCentral

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RingCentral, a San Mateo, Calif.-based provider of Internet phone systems for small businesses, has appointed Ryan Azus as its new vice president of worldwide sales. In his new role, Azus will be in charge of managing and building the company’s worldwide sales efforts.

Azus, pictured below, has more than 10 years of sales management and operations experience in the Internet and Software-as-a-Service industries. Recently, he worked as vice president of sales at WebEx where he ran U.S. small business sales atCisco ( News – Alert)-WebEx. There, he built sales regions nationwide. Azus also received recognition for surpassing sales objectives and achieving significant revenue growth, company officials said.

While at WebEx, Azus helped the company grow from early stage startup to nearly $500 million in annual sales. He served as a key member in WebEx’s success from a pre-IPO company in 2000 throughCisco Systems’ ( News – Alert) $3.2 billion acquisition.

“Businesses are looking for revolutionary cloud based phone systems like RingCentral (News – Alert) to meet the needs of today’s mobile and distributed business models,” Azus said in a statement. “I am excited to join RingCentral and build on the momentum that RingCentral already has.”

The addition of Azus to the RingCentral team will help the company enhance its visibility among businesses looking to deploy Internet fax and other cloud computing-based business phone system services. RingCentral offers a number of products and services that make everyday tasks easier, company officials said.

Recently, TMCnet caught up with Praful Shah, RingCentral’s vice president of strategy, about how small businesses can create more of a professional image with the technology. In the exchange, Shah spoke about the rise of mobile offices and how various RingCentral’s solutions help small businesses be more efficient.