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Escaping the office and not wanting to miss a message?
Step out of the office with the touch of a button and activate your holiday greeting. How? By using service flags.
This is you’re how to guide.
Telecommunications company Vonex (ASX: VN8) has posted healthy results for the September quarter, adding $1.64 million in new retail and wholesale business and recording a 25% quarter-on-quarter increase.
More than half of the new sales were driven by the Qantas Business Rewards (QBR) program, launched in August in partnership with Qantas Airways (ASX: QAN).
Some of the world’s biggest and best businesses were founded in a garage, shed or a single rented bedroom.
Jeff Bezos started Amazon in his garage. The company is now worth over $300 billion.
Bill Gates and Paul Allen put their programming skills to the test in a small garage to build their first operating system. It was licenced for $80,000. Microsoft is now worth over $400 billion.
Walt Disney launched out of his uncle’s shed; Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were regulars in Jobs’ parent’s garage; and Google founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Page, crashed Susan Wojcicki’s (current YouTube CEO) unassuming home storage facility to create Google.
These are just the big name companies we’re all familiar with. Certainly, the topic of companies founded in a garage would make for a 1,000 page book.
That would be part 1. Part 2 could be written about Australian start-ups following a similar path…
Australia’s Vonex (ASX:VN8) is one such start-up.
Vonex Limited (ASX:VN8) is an emerging tech player that’s ahead of its time.
Since our last update, it’s been hard at work developing its first consumer facing product, Oper8tor. If you’d like to see our last update on the company, you may do so by clicking here.
Oper8tor is an aggregated communications platform that will utilise conference, voice, message and video functionality.
Vonex (ASX:VN8) has continued its great 2019 momentum, today announcing that it has surpassed 30,000 registered active Private Branch Exchange (PBX) users.
Vonex is innovating within and disrupting the telecommunications sector and its current growth trajectory highlights the hard work its team is putting in to build out usable and cost effective communications solutions.
PBX registration are a key part of its business development, with Vonex looking to penetrate the multibillion-dollar Australian SME market for telco services.