What Can IP Do?
Enterprises typically look at three communication links to the
outside world.
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Leased-line voice traffic connections to all other branch
offices;
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Voice gateway connecting the enterprise premises to the
Public Network
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Leased-line for Internet access.
However, IP technology allows enterprises to invest in just a
single communications pipe that will deliver voice and data communications to
the enterprise desktop. The IP-PBX is an open-standards solution. This means
that enterprises need not be tied down to one vendor for all subsequent
enhancements to the solution. Moreover, an IP-based solution will drive other
key services such as video conferencing, collaboration and other value-added
options. These would include applications like directory integration, XML
integration, application prioritizing calls received, calling-party name and
number, calls received, missed calls and dialed calls, extension mobility, in an
easy-to-program and easy-to-use platform. This solution also comes with ease to
install and configure, and standard CAT-5 LAN cabling.
IP Benefits Amid Existing Regulatory Restrictions
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Cost Savings on Intra-office Long Distance Calls:
Remember 70-80 per cent of the long distance calls are to your own offices
outside the headquarter and vice versa
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Easy upgrades and Scalability: As the IP PBX
technology relies on software, an IP-BPX can be upgraded (by adding new
features) and scaled up easily to accommodate new users whenever there is a
need.
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