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Developers of virtual receptionist kiosks double customer base in 2014

Las Vegas-based Virtual Communications Corporation, provider of SaaS technology for commercial real estate owners and leaseholders, announced that it doubled its customer base during 2014 and intends to expand aggressively on a global scale.

January 22, 2015

Las Vegas-based Virtual Communications Corporation, provider of SaaS technology for commercial real estate owners and leaseholders, announced that it doubled its customer base during 2014 and intends to expand aggressively on a global scale.

The company also opened a significant equity private placement offering to accredited investors and brokers. Visit http://virtualcommunicationscorp.com to view the offer.

VCC is the owner and developer of ALICE, "A Live Interactive Customer Experience", a virtual receptionist kiosk designed to help companies and government entities control their offices by managing the areas where visitors are most likely to need assistance. Industries such real estate, health care, retail, amusement parks and government and corporate agencies have deployed ALICE's features to support front office management.

Ron Robinson, CEO of VCC, said in a statement, "Interactive technology that can help guests the moment they enter a building or an office is beneficial for both businesses and customers. We forecast strong demand for this type of solution in a market that is hungry for automation, so we've built a product that increases efficiency without sacrificing the personal touch of human contact. ALICE is designed to extend human interaction, not to eliminate it."

Industry growth has increased from $704 million to $13.9 billion from 2006 to 2013, VCC said, as companies increasingly bring their offices into the digital age.

Watch the video below to see ALICE in action: