In order to expand its products and services division, Wavetel plans to showcase the following services:
Known as a multitenant PBX, intuPBX is on a whole new stratum compared to the other PBX solutions. In a multitenant PBX, each client will be given a dedicated PBX, but since there will be multiple clients all of them will be sharing the same server. However, the only difference is that this time, a multitenant architecture will allow the software application to be designed in such a way that it can virtually partition its data and configuration, so as a result, each client will be thought of as a customized virtual application. This form of PBX will present several advantages, including an improved cost savings to performance ratio.
There will be two more products that Wavetel plans on showcasing at GITEX 2014; and they come in the form of dialers.
The Wavetel hybrid dialer is a voice transmission mobile application that will allow the combination of two services to be merged in to one convenient package. This will include the ever popular and fast data enabled services such as 3G and 4G connectivity as well as automated Calling Card usage. For the app to work properly, end users will require an Operator Code, which should not raise any concerns as they can easily acquire one from their service provider. The app will also serve dual purposes as service providers can use the app as a platform to market their own services.
The Wave Call dialer is another voice transmission app designed to run on smartphones. The core feature of this application is that it will allow thousands of users to contact their friends and family members (who are placed in geographically unreachable locations) by calling them at feasible rates. To add to the flexibility meter, the app also features direction integration with the users ‘on phone’ contact diary, so that the long, tedious process of having to input each and every contact’s number in to the app’s phone directory can be avoided. In addition, services can also use the Wave Call dialer app to market their services to open up another orifice for a revenue stream.
With additional services ready to be showcased at the event, you can rest assured that Wavetel is all geared up to win the hearts and partnerships of several individuals and companies attending the GITEX 2014.
If a business starts to gain a successful run in the course of several years, it will naturally start expanding to the point where it will have to relocate to a new area to accommodate employees, equipment and of course the entire office premises. However, moving to an entirely new location is not as easy as everyone makes it out to be. Similar to the woes experienced by members of a household who are moving to a completely new home, the same difficulties are experienced by small and medium sized business owners, especially when transporting equipment is their paramount concern. Using standard PBX equipment to be transported to a new office building will increase the time, effort and most of all expenses. Here is where the existence of a cloud hosted PBX setup turns the tides in the blink of an eye. For small and medium sized business owners, here are 3 ways how a cloud hosted PBX makes your office relocation process simpler.
Unlike a cloud hosted PBX system, if a business owner has adopted a PBX system, then that owner will need move more than just the kitchen sink. The equipment will range from physical servers or a common room which will play host to several items ranging from cables, and other equipment. The hard part will be physically moving all the equipment and setting it up all over again in the new location. When a cloud hosted PBX system is concerned, the only cabling you will need to worry about are the ones belonging to your LAN connection. You'll just have to make sure that you've got the correct number of sockets and phones to plug in and you're all set to go. It’s that simple.
With a cloud hosted PBX system, you can easily port all of your existing numbers to the cloud server, set up your LAN, plug in your communication equipment and you will be off to the races. Of course if you would rather stick to the using the simple PBX setup, then that is completely up to you but there are some serious number of sacrifices that you will have to make. First off, you’ll need to replicate the same number of ISDN channels for the new location. In addition, you will also need to make contact with a traditional telecoms provider to provide installation and line rental processes; and depending on the location where your new office will be relocated, the time period to survey the entire location and then take appropriate action can take between 1-2 months.
The last thing you need is to start incurring cost after cost of acquiring new communication equipment to become proportional to the size of your business. This can turn in to a detrimental factor because the business’ growth will start to slow down overtime due to the over utilization of funds. With a cloud hosted PBX system, your business automatically becomes scalable and equipment will only be needed according to how large the business becomes.
With all the benefits displayed by a cloud hosted PBX system over a regular PBX system, we know that your switch over from the old communication ways to the new ones will become swift.