(openPR) - The internet and technology have played a vital role in creating industries typically unheard of only 20 years ago. Today, there are web designers, web developers, computer animators and even professional bloggers. As technology grows, new industries begin to emerge. In fact, due to today’s ever-changing technology, one industry is on the rise; Virtual Assistance.
Virtual Assistance began in the early 1990’s and has been gaining momentum ever since. A Virtual Assistant is someone who provides support, out of their own office, utilizing their own equipment, to business managers who have a lot of work to do, but absolutely no time to do it! A Virtual Assistant isn’t an employee; he or she is a business owner just like you. When you outsource work to a Virtual Assistant, you eliminate the need to pay wages for vacation time, employee taxes and insurance benefits! A Virtual Assistant is your virtual business partner, helping your business succeed and grow.
The tasks a Virtual Assistant can handle are sometimes similar to that of an Administrative Assistant. Due to the many varied backgrounds in the virtual assistance industry, available services can range from word processing to marketing to web design and database creation. The possibilities are indeed endless!
D. Victoria Virtual Assistance, an up and coming Virtual Assistance practice located in Hopatcong, New Jersey, provides professional and friendly virtual assistance to non-profit organizations and small businesses. “Being able to utilize today’s latest technologies in order to help our clients reach their goals, is truly rewarding.” Says Darlene Gonzalez, Owner and Operator of D. Victoria Virtual Assistance.
ABOUT D. Victoria Virtual Assistance - With over 10 years of administrative office experience in industries such as non-profit, home improvements and computer software, D. Victoria offers a multitude of virtual assistance services including database creation and management, word processing, desktop publishing and more.
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