eZuce Inc. now delivers the first open unified communications solution that empowers Nortel customers to upgrade their existing (IP) PBX systems step-by-step and one location at a time, preserving their original IT investment. eZuce has established best practices for openUC installations and integration within existing Nortel enterprise environments. An example is Cedarville University in Ohio, where eZuce completed phase 1 of a
Nortel Meridian-1 Option 81c replacement project.
Depending on the customer environment, a system upgrade to a new
openUC solution is priced equal to or less than the cost of an upgrade of the existing system to the latest release. For enterprises the new system offers lower operating and support costs and provides a comprehensive and modern integrated collaboration user experience enabling the customer to leverage next generation UC technology.
As a software solution, openUC represents an open alternative to Microsoft Lync and brings enhanced features and technologies into the enterprise environment including HD voice, video, instant messaging, unified presence, conferencing, collaboration, unified messaging, and mobility. eZuce openUC can be deployed in a centralized data center, eliminating the old paradigm requiring one PBX per building, and can be delivered as Communications as a Service (CaaS). By converting to the eZuce openUC platform Nortel users have a forward migration path and strategy for embracing future communication technologies and maximizing their current investments.
eZuce openUC offers Nortel users the flexibility and options to expand their communication capabilities by:
· Offering single branch upgrades one at a time or step-by-step without changing existing dial plans.
· Eliminating bottlenecks and improving resiliency and performance by routing traffic directly from the ingress point to the feature server.
· Enabling
SIP trunking as a cost-effective way to connect to the PSTN.
· Delivering single number reachability, find-me / follow-me, simultaneous ring, local dialing from smartphones and other fixed mobile convergence (FMC) features at no extra cost.
· Allowing remote workers to seamlessly get connected where ever they work.
· Adding enterprise class Instant Messaging, Presence, and Collaboration.
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