Active System Integration-Hybrid Communication

Overview

Matrix Hybrid Communication solution combines IP and Analog – the best of two worlds for optimum utilization of IT infrastructure, providing agility and flexibility to organizations. It is a diversified range of Hybrid IP-PBXs to meet the changing requirements of small to large enterprises. It comprises of advanced telephony features to ensure cost saving, investment optimization, asset utilization and increased staff productivity opening doors to newer applications and opportunities.

Effective Resource Utilization

Utilize Existing IT Infrastructure with Existing Telephones
Use the same Internet Connection for Voice and Data
Enables Users to Send SMS from their Email Client using GSM SIM
Use Smartphone for Office and Personal Communication

Future-proof Investment

Ready for New-age Technologies
Support for New-age Devices
Easy Scalability through Expansion Cards to meet Evolving Needs

Lower TCO

No need of External Devices such as Voice Mail System, Gateway or ATAs
Support for Diverse Network Types – Investment Protection
Avail Benefits of New-age Networks on a Single Platform
Flexible Scalability
No need of Changing Existing VoIP Devices (VoIP Gateways, SIP Server, SIP Phones) and Telephone Instruments

Higher ROI

Call Cost Saving on each Call
Optimum Utilization of Internet Bandwidth – using the same Bandwidth for Voice and Data
Customer Satisfaction – increased Responsiveness
Reduced Travel Charges within Office Premise and between Office and Field Resources
No need of Additional Application for Configuration

Control over Operational Costs

Reduced Long-distance Telephony Costs through VoIP
Free Inter-site VoIP Calling
No need to Invest in New Infrastructure
Increased Organizational Efficiency
No need of Separate Administrator for Multiple Locations

Stay Connected

Multi-locational Connectivity
Seamless Staff Mobility
Universal Connectivity
Seamless Network Coverage

Workforce Collaboration

Streamline Business Operations
Increased Staff Responsiveness to Customers
Increased Employee Effectiveness and Efficiency
Increased Availability to Customers

Communication Convenience

Identify Calls before Answering
Reduced Operator Call Volume
Automated Call Treatment
No need of Changing Accustomed Dialing Patterns
No need of Multiple Devices for Mobility

Business Continuity and Networking

Customer Assistance whether Inside Office or Outside Office
Assured Communication between different Locations even in Case of Trunk Failure
Reduced Downtime and increased Visibility of Entire Infrastructure from Central Location
Connects Two or more Data Networks using E1 Line

Simple Administration and Management

No need of Modem for Remote Maintenance
No need of Additional Application for Configuration and Maintenance
Enables Monitoring Network Elements, Audit Network Usage and Detect Network Faults

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