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IP Telephony:
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How can enterprises improve customer contact capabilities at branch locations?
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How can SIP trunking lower telecom costs without forcing an investment in new equipment?
arrowHow can my IT department rapidly create applications for a SIP-based environment?
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How are interoperability and open standards vital to enterprise communications?
arrowHow can intelligent communications technology help retailers shrink expenses?
arrowWhat’s the most cost-effective way to migrate to IP telephony?
arrowWill Avaya IP Telephony Solutions work on my Cisco Network?
arrowHow will SIP and Presence transform branch communications?
arrowWhat’s key to enhancing productivity for people in a remote office or who work on the move?
arrowHow do I overcome the challenge of managing multiple locations?
arrowHow can a phone like Avaya one-X™ Deskphone Edition drive productivity and competitive advantage?
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What is “Intelligent Communications” and what does it mean for business results?
arrowWhat should your IP telephony partner offer as you migrate to a converged network?
arrowHow can I achieve optimum performance of my IP telephony applications?
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How can you get even more productivity from your Avaya IP phone?
arrowWhat’s the true cost to your business if communications go down?
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How can you build and manage the right midsize business applications?
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Are there unique security concerns in a converged network?
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How can I meet regulations for protecting and managing network access?
Contact Centers:
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How can Avaya Communication Manager help my business deliver superior customer service with SIP?
arrowHow can I track contact center agent behaviors better to improve the customer experience?
arrowWhy do I need SIP in my Contact Center?
arrowHow is Avaya making it easier to migrate to open, IP-based Self Service?
arrowWill Avaya Contact Center solutions run over IP?
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How can a midsize business provide "big company" customer service?
arrowHow is intelligent communications revolutionizing the customer experience?
arrowHow will Unified Communications benefit my distributed contact center?
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How can government organizations use communications to improve services to citizens?
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What is the difference between automated response systems and speech-enabled systems?
arrowHow can I improve the performance of my call center?
arrowWhat can a midsize business do to create a competitive advantage?
arrowWhat is the difference between a call center and a contact center?
arrowHow can a business use outbound communications for relationship building, yet not annoy its customers?
arrowHow are the latest IP and SIP standards transforming contact centers?
arrowIs IP reliable enough for my contact center?
arrowCan better management of applications improve your customer call experience?
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How can you keep contact center communications secure?
Unified Communications:
arrowHow can unified communications benefit mobile workers?
arrowHow does an enterprise implement Unified Communications?
arrowWhat’s the best approach to assure maximum performance of a Unified Communications solution?
arrowHow will Unified Communications benefit my distributed contact center?
arrowHow can I provide messaging unification using Avaya and Microsoft products?
arrowWhat are ways to provide messaging unification using Avaya and IBM products?
arrowHow can my business leverage Avaya and Microsoft solutions for Unified Communications?
arrowHow can I be sure I won’t miss calls, emails, or instant messages?
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What does Avaya one-X Mobile do for me?
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Are you prepared to restore and maintain critical communications in the wake of a disruptive event?
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How does Meeting Exchange deliver ROI?
Communications Enabled Business Processes:
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arrowWhat is Avaya Communications Enabled Business Processes?
arrowHow do I take advantage of Communications Enabled Business Processes?
Q:What’s key to enhancing productivity for people in a remote office or who work on the move?
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To keep productivity high no matter where people are working, communications tools need to be consistent, portable, reliable, and secure. Many of today’s workers operate from different locations and they frequently change locations. A worker may operate in any or all of the following ways:
  • Remotely, as a telecommuter or work-at-home employee
  • Roaming the office campus, relying on available computers and phones or dependent on mobile devices
  • Traveling either locally or globally, staying connected via mobile devices and remote access
 
With all these tools, the productivity killer is too much time spent managing and operating devices rather than actually communicating. Avaya Unified Communications offer desktop telephony solutions that make it easy to use your office phone functions from a computer, mobile phone, dedicated wireless phone, or even from a plain old PSTN line.
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What’s key to enhancing productivity for people in a remote office or who work on the move?

Avaya Unified Communications consolidate easy-to-use interfaces and make them virtual to create a seamless user experience. Use your same communication tools, regardless of where you are or how you’re accessing the network.
 
Teleworkers typically work from fixed, remote locations like home offices, and need solutions that enable them to be as productive at home as they would be in the office. These Avaya solutions extend the corporate PBX to teleworkers’ homes:
  • Avaya IP Softphone provides access to all PBX features from a PC or laptop. Users can control the voice path to be either VoIP on a PC or over a home phone. IP Softphone integrates with existing applications such as Microsoft Communications Manager, IBM Lotus Sametime, and Citrix Presentation Server. Or, Avaya one-X Desktop provides a similar SIP solution.
  • With Avaya VPNremote for 4600 Series telephones, the at-home worker gets an enterprise-quality phone, with the same phone number as his office phone. The home phone connects via the Internet. VPN functionality is provided with specialized firmware.
  • Avaya one-X Portal is a web-based solution that integrates telephony, messaging, conferencing, and directories. Users access one-X Portal by pointing their browser to the appropriate URL.
 
Campus Nomads work while roaming an enterprise’s office complex, like a hospital, retail mall, manufacturing location or university. This way of working is on the rise, as people spend more time away from their desks at meetings. Avaya solutions for Campus Nomads include:
  • IP wireless telephones are available in specialized rugged versions for hospitals, retail, and manufacturing environments. For typical office environments, lower cost and more stylish versions are offered.
  • IP DECT solutions were developed and proven in Europe and were recently approved in the U.S. IP DECT is a voice optimized wireless standard supporting 20-hour talk time phones and simple installation.
 
Road Warriors have access primarily to a mobile phone. There are multiple Avaya solutions that extend the PBX to mobile devices:
  • Avaya Extension to Cellular works with any mobile device and offers one voicemail, one number, and dial-by-PBX, enabling the user to take advantage of low-cost enterprise routing from a mobile device. Calls can be moved seamlessly between the desk phone and mobile phone.
  • Avaya one-X Mobile offers an Avaya GUI on select phones. In addition to the features of Extension to Cellular, one-X Mobile includes visual voicemail, synchronized call logs with the desk phone, corporate directory lookup, user-controlled presence, and advanced PBX features like conference and transfer.
  • Avaya one-X Mobile Dual Mode offers the above features as well as the ability to connect via Wi-Fi or cellular and to transfer calls between them.
  • Avaya one-X Speech supports hands-free emailing, appointment management, and voicemail.
  • Avaya Modular Messaging notifies users of urgent messages, assuring that no critical voice messages are missed.
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