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Traditional
Switch Solutions
As telecommunication and data technologies converge, it is
essential that a business deploying telecom solutions exercises
care when choosing which system to purchase.
Telecommunication solutions tend to fall into one of three
categories.
Firstly, there is the tradition PABX type solution, which
is isolated from your data and network technologies. Generally,
this solution is fully managed by the supplier. Secondly,
there are solutions fully built on network and data technologies,
known as Voice Over IP (VoIP) solutions.
Finally, there are solutions which take the maturity and
feature set of tradition PABX and build in added value services,
such as predictive dialling, voice mail, call routing and
process modelling tools, based around Microsoft operating
system architecture.
Foxfire has worked with all three of these telecommunication
technologies and has formed excellent working relationships
with suppliers in this field, interfacing between the customer
and the vendor to deliver a solution that meets the business
expectations, requirements and needs.
Voice Over IP Solutions
Over the past few years there’s been much talk about Voice
Over IP technology (the ability to send voice traffic down
the same circuit as data). But in many cases these groundbreaking
solutions by innovative vendors have not met business expectations.
This is the due to the nature of immature technologies, which
give rise to a number of issues, including reliability problems
and lack of a full feature set.
Foxfire has investigated and monitored this technology and
now believes it is at a point where our customers can benefit
from its use.
The Cisco suite of products is now available to most businesses,
regardless of size, and over the coming years this is a sector
that Cisco has the potential to dominate.
Improve Customer
Service
Through the use of well designed auto attendants (the option
menus used to route incoming calls to the right area) suited
to your business workflow, a modern telecommunications solution
can improve internal efficiency.
By reducing the number of internal transfers from department
to department, resources are utilised better and, as a result,
individual users are able to handle more calls each day.
This manifests as improved service to your customers and
increases customer satisfaction, there is no surer a way to
frustrate a customer than by endlessly routing them around
your office to the wrong telephone extensions.
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