BullsEye Aims to Ease POTS to VoIP Transition

Far too often the largest hurdle to technology adoption is usability. When team members are comfortable with certain tools it behooves an organization to build workflows off of a similar foundation, creating more streamlined workflows and boosting productivity, driving bottom line results.

BullsEye Telecom unveiled its VoIP-based Key System this week at Channel Partners Conference & Expo. The new release is intended to ease the transition from POTS to VoIP by providing a familiar experience for end users.

In specific, the BullsEye Hosted VoIP solution provides on button to park a call to an orbit and sync all parking orbits between phones. In addition, parked or free status is made know with LED lighting. Team members can answer a parked call from any phone. There are two-page groups per location capable of joining or exiting from dedicated soft keys on every phone in the office, and the offering also allows for custom labeling of parking orbits.

“The goal with this solution was to replicate a phone system that people are used to while at the same time integrating the latest technology and best practices that are reflected in a VoIP-based product,” said Clayton Banka, product engineer for BullsEye. “Our product offers a familiar interface on an attractive, user-friendly phone to help transition customers who have never tried VoIP.”

Transformation is no small task, and this transition requires putting one foot in front of the other, supported by expert partners and only the best in available technology.

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Edited by Maurice Nagle