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March, 2012 Edition
Tandem Data Telecommunications Solutions
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#1: Multimedia Features, High-resolution
displays, color touchscreens and USB connectivity are becoming
popular among IP phone system users.
#2: Headset and Blue-Tooth
Compatibility Multi-line offices
will benefit from expandable handsets, and the ability to plug in
headsets. Multiple bluetooth connections will continue to be a
popular feature on many corded and cordless phone models.
#3: Mobility and Comfort Corded
and wireless headsets have been around for several years. In 2012,
you can expect to see more advanced versions that provide increased
range, extended talk time and the ability to move between cell phone
and IP phone calls. Designs from many well-known brands are sleeker,
focusing on user comfort. These lightweight, ergonomically designed
headsets tout all-day comfort to eliminate muscle and neck strain
from cradling a telephone handset between your head and
shoulder.
#4: Improved Sound Quality Call
clarity is critical to elevate customer service experiences. Many of
today's phones, headsets and bluetooth compatible devices incorporate
acoustic technologies and noise-cancelling microphones to ensure that
users hear and are heard clearly. Look for DSP-enhanced sound clarity,
hi-fi audio quality, and high-definition sound on many of today's
cutting-edge IP Office phones.
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In the News
Avaya acquires integrated videoconferencing leader
RADVISION Ltd.
Avaya's plans to simplify video for the enterprise and
"on the go" business users have kicked off in earnest.
Earlier this month, the company announced its agreement to acquire
RADVISION Ltd., a leading provider of videoconferencing and
telepresence technologies over IP and wireless networks. Through this
acquisition, Avaya will provide customers with a highly integrated
and interoperable suite of cost-effective, easy to use, high-definition
video collaboration products, with the ability to plug and play
multiple mobile devices including Apple iPad(R) and Google
Android(TM). simplifying video for the enterprise and "On
the Go" business users.
"The
opportunity for personal workspace is now," said Kevin Kennedy,
president and CEO of Avaya. "Customers demand a rich,
collaborative user experience that is interoperable and easy to use.
In addition, we believe this transaction will leverage a highly-skilled,
incredibly talented and experienced workforce ready to deliver video
to enterprise customers. With this acquisition we will seek to extend
videoconferencing to any device, anytime, anywhere, making it as easy
as a phone call, seizing the opportunity to deliver a
fully-integrated solution and architecture that we believe sets us
apart from the competition."
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Case Study: Whaley Foodservice Repairs
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Power Your People
Learn which solutions help your
employees perform
Power User Users
control office communications using an IP phone, cell phone or
laptop. Users receive all their messages-voice, email, and fax-in a
single inbox, and are automatically notified of important
messages.
System: Preferred Edition
Mobile
Worker Make
any mobile phone an extension of the office phone system-complete
with call handling features and speed dials.
System: Preferred Edition
Office Worker Use
a single, easy-to-use interface to manage conferencing, check the
status of co-workers and for messaging, speed dial and IM.
System: Preferred
Edition
Teleworker Users
connect their phones to the company's phone system via a virtual
private network. And because it all goes through the IP Office
system, you can hire talent from anywhere and save money.
System: Preferred
Edition
Receptionist Help
receptionists manage high call volume from their PCs. Streamline call
handling with easy point-and-click call controls. A list of incoming
calls and call status displays on the PC screen.
System: Essential
Edition
Customer Service
Supervisor Get reports to
manage your sales activities, judge the value of marketing campaigns,
and see how well agents are handling customer calls.
System: Advanced
Edition
Customer Service Agent This
browser-based client gives agents information about the number of
calls on hold, in progress, or lost, as well as the number of agents
logged in and logged out.
System: Advanced
Edition
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