Tech Perspective:
UC: Start with SIP trunking
SIP Trunking as the Foundation for Unified Communications
It’s sometimes difficult to make a business case for a unified communications rollout. Learn how SIP trunking can create hard cost savings that support UC adoption and convergence in this Tech Perspective video focused on SIP trunking solutions.
In addition to what you will learn about SIP by watching this Tech Perspective, you can download a whitepaper detailing how Lync™, in concert with the SIP Trunking, enables voice and data network convergence as well as other types of communication and permits dramatically simpler network architectures, enabling more robust disaster recovery solutions and reduced costs.
SIP Trunking Solution Advantages
High performance communications technologies are a critical need for any modern enterprise – large or small. Without the ability to talk to customers, suppliers, shareholders or the public, no business can survive for long. Due to cautious financial policies shaped by difficult economic conditions, many businesses have delayed spending scarce capital on SIP solutions for upgrading or replacing existing corporate telephone systems, many of which have exceeded their useful life and are becoming a maintenance headache.
Fortunately, new technologies are now available from Microsoft® and SIP trunking provider Level 3 that not only provide a less capital-intensive way to replace aging private PBX and telco-based telephone systems, but also lower operating costs and can spur dramatic increases in employee productivity. These technologies, called Unified Communications (UC) and SIP Trunking, support a huge variety of innovative communications techniques that enable employees to not only communicate more efficiently among themselves but also to include people from outside the corporation in highly engaging and dramatically more productive ways than were ever possible with a traditional telephone on a desk.
Level 3, as a leading SIP trunking solution provider, can help you begin your migration to SIP and unified communications.
