TalkingNets uses service provider Level 3 to interconnect its network. Costner says the companies overlap in many markets, including Denver. The first is price. The second benefit is features. Through its feature servers, TalkingNets can offer customers higher-end services, such as Centrex and autoattendant, normally associated with larger companies.
Customers have two options for handsets.
On the lower end, Broders believes TalkingNets is offering smaller customers interesting options. Smaller businesses can get PBX-type functions by using TalkingNets, Broders notes. For instance, if an end user was in a meeting but expecting an important call, through a Web browser the user could set the phone to forward all calls except the one the user was waiting for to voice mail. To top Request a reprint of this article. Feedback Tell us your thoughts on this article or the issues raised in it.