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Unified Communications
Unified Communications through
Microsoft Communications Servers
Innovation has given people more ways to communicate
than ever before. Although these changes have brought
about new heights in productivity, they've also created
a more mobile, global, and always-on world of work that
has created new IT challenges. These challenges include:
• Communications overload
• Distributed teams, customers and partners
• High cost of communications
• Disparate, complex networks for voice and messaging
At IVT, we solve these problems with Microsoft®
unified communications technologies that can bridge
the divide between computers and telephones with two
integrated servers: Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007
and Microsoft® Office Communications Server 2007.
These tools integrate with your company's existing phone
system and deliver complete communications services
using your existing data network.
With Microsoft unified communications technologies,
the computers on your network gain the functionality
of advanced VoIP phones. Our experts can help you maximize
your existing infrastructure by integrating legacy PBX
systems through a VoIP/PBX gateway. For example, your
employees could click to call any contact in their address
book, or turn a simple phone call into a conference
call or a video conference with a few more clicks.
How it works (in a nutshell)
Microsoft Unified Communications can boost your company’s
productivity by uniting your existing communication
systems and tools:
• Desktop telephone systems
• Legacy PBX and IP-PBX systems
• Internet
• Voice mail
• Faxes
With the productivity
tools your people use every day:
• Windows Mobile®-powered devices
• E-mail
• 2007 Microsoft® Office system
• Instant messaging
By using integrated
servers plus services and client applications:
• Microsoft Office
Communications Server 2007
• Microsoft® Office Communicator 2007
• Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007
• Microsoft® Exchange Hosted Services
• Microsoft® Office Live Meeting 2007
• Microsoft® Office Outlook 2007
To deliver complete
communications tools:
• VoIP telephone service
• E-mail
• Audio and video conferencing
• Voice mail
• Presence and contact information
• Faxes
• Instant messaging
• Calendars
And distribute them across multiple convenient applications
and devices:
• Desktop computers and telephone
• Public Internet
• Windows Mobile-powered devices
• PSTN telephones
If you're interested in learning more about this technology,
we will gladly email you Microsoft's Unified Communications
White Paper. Simply email us at services@ivtechcorp.com
for your complimentary copy or to schedule a free infrastructure
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