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Showing posts with label Multi-Sited Offices. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 4 May 2011

Do You Have More Than One Site?

Adodo provide tailored solutions to all of our clients, this is vitally important when it comes to clients who have multiple sites. 

In all cases we consider the communication systems that are already in place, and what vision the business has for the future.  We then provide cost effective recommendations on the latest technology available to mobilize our clients in delivering excellent service and response to their customers.

Linking systems across sites;

  • Consolidates the call analysis for all sites into one manageable system.

  • Allows FREE calls between sites. No longer pay thousands a year on calling mobiles or landlines for people in different sites.

  • Improves business efficiency as well as communication to customers. This is because calls can be directed to the relevant person across the entire organisation, through the use of a single internal telephone directory.

  • Organises your communications and streamlines the way calls are handled. You can have the main business telephone number ring extensions across multiple sites and you can transfer customers directly to an internal extension at the other site - for FREE.

As the Italian’s say “Caio”

Disaster recovery preparation is also a major benefit of multi-sited solutions.   
Why?  Because in a multi-site network with Call Servers distributed across the company's IP WAN, all Call Servers are constantly receiving updates from each other. This provides real resilience against local outages and network downtime. 

Full remote survivability means that even if an IP link between sites fails it will still be business as usual as calls can still be made and received over the local ISDN network, with full system functionality - not just a sub-set of features - available to each employee. Once the IP WAN link is restored, only database changes are forwarded between Call Servers, minimising the traffic between sites.

Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Snow Ready

Last December saw temperatures in the UK drop to almost record breaking lows, this year we seem to have started a month earlier, with 2010 recording the coldest November night in Britain since 1985

Travel conditions have become perilous, with road closures, rail cancellations and air disruption rife.  In Scotland, Wales and parts of Northern England, drivers are being asked to stay at home unless it is absolutely necessary to travel.  Widespread School closures are causing even more havoc up and down the country due to burst water pipes and broken boilers. 

Inevitably, this has a direct affect on day to day business, as employers can not get to work, or have to stay at home unexpectedly to look after the kids.  Today, businesses can take steps to improve their communication and information technology infrastructures to buffer the effect of an outbreak on their daily operations.  This is not necessarily as complicated or expensive as it sounds. 

One of these steps is switching to a business VoIP service, which allows employees full and secure access to the business communications network of their company from their homes. The flexibility and features of this service makes it suitable for all types of organisations, but in particular those that are multi-sited. It allows for employees to be just as efficient when they are outside of the office, as they are in the office. 

To overcome the effects of a national crisis, businesses need to make sure that they have a flexible working policy in place to avoid unexpected downtime, and ensure employees that can’t make it into work can continue working productively from home, or indeed wherever they are.