 |
 |
| |
| Improved administrative efficiency and access to engaging learning opportunities is become crucial for educational institutes. Unified communications can help educators, administrators, and staff members streamline communication and engage with students — regardless of medium, platform, device, or location. |
| |
 |
Find and collaborate with students / faculty quickly and easily |
| |
|
Communicate seamlessly from almost anywhere, across not just IT platforms, but also specialised AV and VC platforms |
| |
|
Have presence awareness within desktop and system applications |
| |
|
Ensure enterprise-grade security, reliability and availability on a trustworthy platform |
|
| |
| |
 |
Messaging: Provides access to e-mail, voicemail, fax, calendars, and contacts in a unified inbox from a variety of clients and devices |
| |
|
Presence: Enables real-time availability status of faculty / students to be displayed to enable users to contact the right person the first time using the best communication method |
| |
|
Instant Messaging: Is the capability to transfer text messages in real time over the internet or an organisational network |
| |
|
Conferencing: Provides a virtual meeting experience allowing groups of people in diverse locations to interact and collaborate whether ad-hoc or pre-scheduled |
| |
|
Software-Powered VOIP: Is the next generation of voice communications that help reduce operational costs by enabling communications over an IP network |
|
| |
| |
| |
|
