February 09, 2007
Quarterly Webinar on Hosted Telephony Announced
By Beverly Maniago, TMCnet Contributor
A quarterly webinar discussing the technological trends and market forces in the industry of hosted telephony for enterprises will be presented by the Information & Communications Technology Group at Frost & Sullivan at 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 13, 2007.
The webinar is geared for traditional and hosted service providers, IP PBX
vendors, and enterprises looking for new telecom options.
Hosted IP telephony services let enterprises and other organizations deploy VoIP without the hassle and headaches of setting up a VoIP network. Employing a team of technical and management experts, hosted services provide maintenance and troubleshooting solutions for VoIP services at all times. They also offer exclusive features not available to traditional networks, such as firewalls and back up, regular monitoring and technical repair.
Hosted telephony systems can be combined with the company’s own IP PBX (News - Alert) system, providing flexibility and minimizing problems in the delivery of VoIP services. The downside to hosted telephony is that the applications often cannot be customized to address the specific needs of the company. Larger enterprises may find this troubling. Still, hosted telephony services typically result better maintenance of VoIP services at lower costs, leading to increased customer satisfaction.
Frost & Sullivan is a growth consulting company, aiming to provide opportunities for corporate growth to enterprises. With 26 global offices and over 1,500 employees, Frost & Sullivan is a leader in growth partnership services, working with clients to create innovative business strategies and solutions. The company also undertakes integrated research in economics, markets, demographics and technology.
Frost & Sullivan also offers training solutions specifically tailored to address the needs of a specific company. They also offer corporate strategy, training and competitive intelligence solutions.
For those interested, send an e-mail with your name, your company’s name, state and country, and contact information to Tracy Henderson of Corporate Communications ([email protected]). Registration details will be e-mailed back to you.
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Beverly Maniago is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To see more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.
The webinar is geared for traditional and hosted service providers, IP PBX
vendors, and enterprises looking for new telecom options.Hosted IP telephony services let enterprises and other organizations deploy VoIP
without the hassle and headaches of setting up a VoIP network. Employing a team of technical and management experts, hosted services provide maintenance and troubleshooting solutions for VoIP services at all times. They also offer exclusive features not available to traditional networks, such as firewalls and back up, regular monitoring and technical repair. Hosted telephony systems can be combined with the company’s own IP
PBX (News - Alert) system, providing flexibility and minimizing problems in the delivery of VoIP services. The downside to hosted telephony is that the applications often cannot be customized to address the specific needs of the company. Larger enterprises may find this troubling. Still, hosted telephony services typically result better maintenance of VoIP services at lower costs, leading to increased customer satisfaction.Frost & Sullivan is a growth consulting company, aiming to provide opportunities for corporate growth to enterprises. With 26 global offices and over 1,500 employees, Frost & Sullivan is a leader in growth partnership services, working with clients to create innovative business strategies and solutions. The company also undertakes integrated research in economics, markets, demographics and technology.
Frost & Sullivan also offers training solutions specifically tailored to address the needs of a specific company. They also offer corporate strategy, training and competitive intelligence solutions.
For those interested, send an e-mail with your name, your company’s name, state and country, and contact information to Tracy Henderson of Corporate Communications ([email protected]). Registration details will be e-mailed back to you.
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Beverly Maniago is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To see more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.
