MyFax Introduces Winter '09 Enhancements Featuring Easier Contact and Document Accessibility, Search Functionality.

MyFax, the world's fastest-growing Internet fax service, announced the release of its latest enhancements, which includes several new features that provide customers with increased productivity. The added features, offered by the award-winning Internet faxing solution, are based on MyFax customer feedback representing businesses of every size.

The new release of MyFax includes the ability to save commonly faxed documents within MyFax Central, the service's web-interface. Additionally, contacts to whom a fax is sent can be automatically added to the Contact Book, a feature similar to many email programs. Both of these features save MyFax users time and increase productivity. Another time-saving feature, intended for customers with larger MyFax deployments, is the ability for account administrators to search and efficiently find users.

MyFax sends and receives faxes using an email account, removing the need for a dedicated phone line and fax machine. The service, which fully integrates with Microsoft Office, IBM Lotus Notes and ACT!, enables users to manage their fax communication and corresponding document management work flow more efficiently and at a lower cost than traditional fax servers or fax machines, regardless of physical location.

"These new enhancements make MyFax even more intuitive to use," said Joseph Nour, CEO of Protus, the provider of MyFax. "We rely extensively on customer feedback for product improvements, and do our best to make sure we give our customers what they want. These enhancements are the latest example of that philosophy in action."

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This article was prepared by Telecommunications Weekly editors from staff and other reports. Copyright 2009, Telecommunications Weekly via VerticalNews.com.