Avaya, a provider in business communications applications, systems and services, introduced what the company stated was the industry's most affordable Unified Communications solutions, designed specifically for a new era of global, virtual business.
For as little as 15 cents per day per employee including video, Avaya Unified Communications Solutions for remote workers and branch offices help businesses address their top communications challenges to build a more customer-focused, collaborative and profitable enterprise.
The company said that the new Avaya Unified Communications solutions provide essential tools for the way employees work today, with proven, interoperable software, hardware and services from Avaya and its partner ecosystem. The solutions enable employees to become more productive and collaborative wherever they are located, and allow businesses to extend customer service beyond the contact center to include employees in branch and remote locations.
"Today, Avaya is introducing unified communications solutions that solve real-business problems and drive customer loyalty," said Jorge Blanco, vice president, Communications Solutions, Avaya. "These highly affordable solutions allow companies to match a business need with a complete solutions set of unified communications services, software and hardware that quickly deliver significant improvements and ROI."
Avaya noted that the new solutions are focused on role-based communications needs for teleworkers, home agents, enterprise and small business mobile workers, branch office integration, retail stores and branch banking. The solutions introduced are:
The Avaya Unified Communications solutions enable businesses to take a targeted, yet systematic approach to accommodating a broad range of worker profiles that delivers greater consistency and cost control. Designed to simplify purchasing, implementation and management, the unified communications solutions have been tested and assembled for maximum effectiveness and ease of deployment, and help increase security, regulatory compliance, business continuity and carbon reduction or "green" initiatives.
"Across the industry, we are seeing companies seeking composite solutions, designed for specific customer scenarios, that include hardware, software, middleware and services," said Robert Mahowald, principal analyst, IDC. "We believe those that can provide a 'shrink-wrapped' unified communications package that solves specific business problems, has credibility in VoIP, a large developer community and uses open standards that will be in the position to really help businesses and organizations cut through the complexity and clutter."
Date - 26/03/2008