BUSINESS SOLUTIONS - VIDEO AND VOICE - TELEPHONY

Telephony

Today’s phone systems go beyond call processing, they are an integral part to your business communications and collaboration strategy. The latest technology’s incorporate video conferencing, online collaboration, mobility and instant messaging, creating a unified communications solution.

Modern systems like voice over internet protocol (VoIP), which use existing internet lines, reduce costs and the need for even more hardware. Your business needs a robust, resilient communications solution which delivers simple connections to your staff, clients, customers and suppliers.

Communications integrations

Connect your voice, video, data and applications; collaborate with anyone, anywhere no matter the device or operating system in use.

Reduce costs

Transitioning to VoIP utilises your existing internet connection, dropping the cost of calls to almost nothing and getting rid of traditional phone lines.

Modern workplace enablement

VoIP is included in the suite of tools now considered must-haves in the modern workplace as it integrates with CRM systems, O365, calendars, online meetings and enables flexible working.

Scalability

Quickly add lines and extensions as your company grows or experiences peak times, a flexible system allows you to manage the ebbs and flows with ease and less cost.

Endless connectivity

We can connect remote workers, multiple sites, home offices and mobile devices so your staff and clients, near and far, are always close by.

Communications strategy

Perhaps there are things you need now and others you need in the future? We can help with a communications strategy and roadmap to plan for future changes.

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