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About Cisco Unified Communications Solutions by PBM IT - Call (888) 233-6471PBM IT Unified Communications Solutions are Cisco Gold Partner certified. Our staff is uniquely qualified to handle your Unified Communications needs. In 1998, networking equipment giant Cisco Systems got off to an early lead in the VoIP market after acquiring the CallManager product through the acquisition of Selsius Systems. This allowed Cisco Systems to introduce a packet-based voice system that competed with other traditional vendors, such as Alcatel, Avaya, Mitel, Nortel, and Siemens. Since then, these and many other vendors have developed their own proprietary VoIP systems in response to the growing demand for VoIP systems. Cisco Mobile Solutions for Unified Communications combine the convenience and flexibility of mobile communications with the benefits of Cisco Unified Communications. The Cisco virtual office is designed to create a comprehensive office environment for employees wherever they are by providing extensible network services that include data, voice, video, and wireless mobility Cisco Call Manager is the underpinning of the unified communications infrastructure. Call Manager handles call routing and, because the underlying protocol is based on the Internet Protocol (IP), geographical boundaries no longer apply to the deployment of this voice system. Branch locations and small office, home-office (SOHO) workers can be distributed throughout the world using the headquarters for all call setup and call teardown activity. Embedded in the Cisco Intelligent Network, the Cisco Unified Communications applications are network-aware in that they seek out the network services they require for example, an IP phone retrieving the proper settings for power or quality of service (QoS). Combining your voice and data systems makes it easier to keep in touch and share information. Team members can easily find each other and customers can be quickly routed to the best resources. Use of softphones resulted in an average savings of $1,727 per month in cell phone and long distance charges. Mobile workers also saved 40 minutes each day, enjoyed greater business communications convenience, and generated annual productivity gains of 3.5 days per year through business continuity impact. Cisco offers a wide variety of endpoints to address all your business needs, from the company lobby to the manufacturing floor to the executive suite, at home, on the road, or in branch offices. The Cisco Unified Communications Software Subscription enhances communications system and increases business value by offering an economical and timely approach to upgrading to the latest Cisco technology. Through a one-, two-, three-, or five-year subscription, customers have access to the latest major software version upgrades of various Cisco Unified Communications products with Unified Communications Software Subscription. Savings can be optimized by purchasing a multiyear plan. Cisco ASA 5500 Series Adaptive Security Appliances are easy-to-deploy solutions that integrate world-class firewall, Unified Communications (voice/video) security, SSL and IPsec VPN, intrusion prevention (IPS), and content security services in a flexible, modular product family. Cisco Unified Communications Manager, the software-based media-processing component of the Cisco Unified Communications system, provides a scalable, highly available IP telephony call-processing solution. With its flexible deployment options, Cisco Unified Communications Manager can meet any need—from telecommuters, mobile workers, and distributed offices to the largest enterprise. With the ability to cluster multiple Cisco Unified Communications Manager servers and manage them as a single entity—a capability unique to Cisco—system capacity can scale to 1 million users in a network with 100 sites or more, with built-in redundancy to ensure reliable service. Cisco Unified Communications Manager comes with a host of innovative and robust features, including integration with Microsoft Outlook address books for simplified dialing, analysis, and reporting tools for detailed call records, a receptionist console, and conference calling. Previously, unified communications technology was only available to large enterprises – now it’s available to small and medium-sized businesses with the advanced technologies from Cisco. Encompassing IP voice, data, and video communications products and applications, the Cisco Unified Communications system helps organizations communicate more effectively, streamline business processes, and positively affect financial results. Cisco also helps ensure that its customers have a clear migration path to an IP-based system and a smooth transition from—or coexistence with—older equipment, including time-division multiplexing (TDM)-based telephony systems. Customers can work closely with Cisco—and its partners—to plan for future growth, simplify technology adoption, improve deployment time, and reduce overall costs. The Cisco Unified Communications System first emerged into the business world in March of 2006. As an integrated collection of data, video, and voice applications, the system was made to enable businesses of every size to have the ability to transmit information more effectively, which would in turn cause these businesses to operate more efficiently. |
