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Be SIP Smart: Put Your Enterprise on the Path to Productivity and Profitability
This webinar was originally broadcast on:
Tuesday, March 26, 2013 11:00 AM EDT / 8:00 AM PDT / 4:00 PM GMT
Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is today’s enterprise buzzword; your colleagues talk about how it can reduce network expenses, and your competitors talk about how it can give them an edge in the market. SIP saves enterprises significant amounts of money — on a recurring basis, every month — by moving network traffic to the IP data network and off the old TDM infrastructure. This is a pretty big deal for many enterprises — savings of 50% or more are common in areas such as long distance charges and monthly access line fees.
But as hot as SIP is, not everyone understands how to fully leverage SIP and adjacent technologies like SIP trunking for cost savings, service creation and market opportunity. For example, SIP trunking, with the addition of session border controllers (SBCs), allows you to centralize the management of your entire network — all your locations and IP PBXs – to save you time, money and resources. Did you know that often 35% to 50% fewer trunks are required in a SIP trunking deployment than in a traditional TDM scenario? That translates into real savings for you.
However, for many enterprises, simply starting the SIP conversation can be overwhelming and confusing. No matter where you are on your communications journey, being SIP smart can help you see (and hear) your world in a different way.
Join us for an interactive discussion to learn more about how SIP technologies can benefit your enterprise:
- Save up to 80%, every month, on access costs and as much as 50% on recurring telecom costs with SIP trunking
- Migrate to an IP voice infrastructure without discarding legacy equipment
- Improve employee productivity by reaping the benefits of Unified Communications
- Maintain voice security
- Improve customer responsiveness and satisfaction
Who should attend this session?
- Business decision makers
- Managers who depend on accurate address data to run their global businesses
- IT specialists who design, implement, and support customer-facing systems
- Integrators and consultants who help organizations implement CRM technology
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Who should attend this session?
- Business decision makers
- Chief Marketing Officer
- Vice President of Marketing
- Strategic Planning Director
- Product Marketing Director
- Strategic Marketing Director
- Technical decision makers
- Voice Engineering Vice President
- Voice Engineering Director
- IP Engineering Vice President
- Transmission Engineering Vice President
- IT Director
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Presenter
Walter Kenrich Sonus
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Moderator
Erik K. Linask Group Editorial Director TMCnet
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