Samsung PABX systems streamline inbound and outbound telecommunication
Author: Gregory Rood
Installing a PABX system in your office can immediately ensure that your telecommunications infrastructure is streamlined and runs smoother with less hassles, headaches and worries[...]
The Future of Least Cost Routing (LCR)
Author: Gregory Rood
Least Cost Routing (LCR) is a strategy implemented by businesses in order to save costs on monthly telephone accounts. The system allows for the automatic routing of outgoing calls along the cheapest route possible from source to destination[...]
VoIP vs LCR - are the options of SoHo's and SME's limited?
Author: Gregory Rood
SoHo's (small office/home office) or SME's (small to medium enterprises) are considering strategies such as Least Cost Routing (LCR) and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) as a means of reducing their monthly expenditure. Find out what solution will work best for you.
The Future of the Call Centre in South Africa
Author: Gregory Rood
small businesses and multinational corporations to governments across the world - are increasingly using call centres to manage both inbound and outbound calls. In doing so, companies are seeing this benefits a number of areas – including a reduction in costs
Talking about Financing Your Telecom Solution vs. an Outright Purchase
Author: Gregory Rood
Having a favourable cash reserve in any business in the current economic environment is the exception rather that the norm. Why not take the financed solution option for your PABX and related telecommunication requirements. You will reap the benefits of having the latest technology available as well as maintenance, insurance and installation services built into the monthly rental.
Telecommuting – Innovative and Economically Viable
Author: Gregory Rood
Businesses around the world continue to cut costs wherever possible so as to ride out the current financial crisis. Unfortunately, areas most affected by cost reduction strategies often include the core business growth drivers
Fiber Optics - Laying a Foundation for Growth
Author: Gregory Rood
Neotel and MTN have teamed on a joint development project involving the laying of a 5000km fibre optic network. This equates to a economic boost for South Africa by reducing costs and allowing for job creation and attracting new business.
PABX - Leasing vs. Cash Purchasing
Author: Gregory Rood
In todays business environment, leasing has almost become the norm in terms of the procurement of telephone, IT and other office equipment.
Author: Gregory Rood
Businesses are saving thousands by switching from traditional PABX systems to an IP based business phone system.
Samsung PABX - Bringing Voice and Data together
Author: Gregory Rood
Newly integrated voice and data functionality are available with the introduction of converged Samsung PABX solutions that wont break the bank.
Samsung PABX the largest private PABX Vendor in SA
The latest BMI report issued last week, shows Samsung PABX as the largest privately owned PABX Vendor in South Africa. When one looks at the vast array of vendors displayed in the BMI report it becomes clear that the Samsung PABX is clearly a market leader, with only 1751 PABX units less than Telkom being sold and almost double that of its closest competitor for 2007.
Neotel, Samsung unveil SME offering
Second national operator Neotel has partnered with Samsung Networking to launch a telecommunications offering for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
According to Neotel, the new product, NeoFlex, is made up of a CDMA device which connects to all new and most existing PBX systems. It is a wireless solution, and the company says no installation will be required. “The service can be connected almost instantly.”
Talking Telecom now offering a full host of Neotel services
Talking Telecom now offers a range of wireless voice and data connectivity services from Neotel ranging from sms and local calls right through to wireless broadband data services with speeds up to 2.4 Mbps.
Telecommuting: Talking telecom tips for going green.
Taking the interest rates back to 2006
Talking Telecom has launched its new finance plan for customers purchasing ICT equipment, allowing customers to finance equipment over 72 months.
Talking Telecom Launches SA’s most affordable SME Voice Switch
Talking Telecom has introduced an affordable VOIP enabled PABX to the SME Market coupled with a vast array of features. Historically, larger companies were the only businesses that were able to benefit from features on a PABX such as call forwarding, call-back, auto response services and voicemail. Now Talking Telecom has closed the technology divide by offering customers full scale PABX services at a cost of as little as R99 per month.
Talking Telecom lighting up the dark
Talking Telecom is now offering a guaranteed up time of up to 12 hours on any voice equipment sold, this is in line with the load shedding throughout SA necessitating such a move.