The case study that I chose was done by Nextiva on a high-end building materials company that goes by the name Tabarka Studio. This company was operating on a legacy system that was really impeded the function and profitability of this company as well as the professionalism of its staff.
Function
This is the most important part of the upgrade from their old system to the new VoIP system. The company on their old system could only hold two callers at a time and had a bad habit of dropped calls and a hard time getting callers to the right department or extension. With the VoIP they are able to answer all phone calls and eliminate the busy signal people would get while the two lines they had were tied up. The customer calling in would also have the ability to go direct to their desired department with the automated menu. If they are unable to reach the person they are looking for the voicemail system would allow the intended contact to now check their voicemail with their smart phone with out having to be in the office. And the last thing that changed is the hold system instead of just getting the black no sound while on hold their will be music playing which will let you know that you are still on hold and not sitting on the phone waiting for nothing.
Profit
The profit of this company while there was no data in the case study must have gone up with this new system. The system itself saved the company sixty percent of the old system and allows one hundred percent better customer service. Whit these two elements combined it stands that the
VoIP Adoption: Issues And Concerns Mathiyalakan VoIP Adoption: Issues & Concerns Sathasivam Mathiyalakan Management Science & Information Systems Department College of Management, University of Massachusetts Boston 100 Morrissey Blvd, Boston, MA 02125 Phone: (617) 287 - 7881 Email: Satha.Mathiyalakan@umb.edu ABSTRACT VoIP is a relatively new technology. Current research suggests that firms are using VoIP technology to cut costs, to improve productivity, and the firm’s strategic position…
VoIP Name IT/242 Due Date Instructor VoIP Tabarka Studio is a producer and wholesaler of hand-painted decorative terra cotta tiles, which is based out of Scottsdale, Arizona ("About Tabarka Studio", 2012). Tabarka Studio had a legacy system in place for their telecommunication needs. Nextiva stepped in to evaluate Tabarka Studio’s current phone system and create a case study to see how a VoIP service would benefit the organization. Two problems that Tabarka Studios had with their legacy…
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