BCM 50 to be Covered in 10 May Nortel eSeminar
If your organisation has multiple sites, franchises or branch offices, no doubt you've been seeking the most cost-effective, productive and reliable way to connect people and sites. And no matter what business you're in, you'll want to project the best possible image and customer service so you can better compete. You'll want your employees to be able to exploit resources on the Internet and your corporate network, but without letting Internet viruses and hackers exploit them. And you need high-end performance and capabilities, but at a low cost of ownership.
The answer is a Business Communications Manager (BCM) system from Nortel -- an all-in-one platform for the converged voice-and-data needs of small to mid-sized sites. Three BCM models offer choices for every application -- from small businesses or branch offices with only a handful of extensions, to a multi-location business with hundreds of voice and data ports -- at a price point to suit any site. The new Business Communications Manager 50 (BCM50) platform is ideal for locations that need 3 to 20 stations with advanced capabilities, such as robust telephony features, voice messaging and unified messaging, IP networking, Internet/intranet access, contact centres with skills-based routing, IP telephony to users' desktops, and an integrated router option for Ethernet or ADSL routing.
Join Scott Hanwell, Nortel Enterprise Solutions Portfolio Marketing, on Tuesday, 10 May 2005, at 11:00 Eastern (10:00 Central / 8:00 Pacific / 16:00 UK / 17:00 CET) for this free one-hour Enterprise eSeminar Webcast. If you are unable to participate via the Webcast, you will also be able to access this via an audio bridge (details at this link as well). In addition, this eSeminar will be archived for your access 24/7.
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