VoIP Case Studies: Transportation & Logistics
Read what Xorcom customers in transportation and logistics think about our products and partners...Stewart’s Auto Sales – Jamaica
We were impressed when tTech was able to solve some of the issues on our existing PBX with the Xorcom IP-PBX.
To improve the PBX voice quality and solve usability issues that were damaging the company’s reputation.
Stewart’s Auto Sales
Kingston, Jamaica
Tel: (876) 928-5041
Kingston, Jamaica
Tel: (876) 928-5041
Integrator Edward Alexander tTech Limited Tel: (876) 932-3378
Two Xorcom CXE 3000 PBXs providing full redundancy for a network of ~175 telephone lines across 11 locations.
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Cirrus Informatique – Reunion Island
It was just amazing. The system was shut down for only a few hours, and the test system immediately became the production system.
To establish a communications link between headquarters on Reunion Island and the subsidiary on Mauritius Island. The islands are separated by 240 km of water with no direct submarine or satellite link between them. Therefore, all IP traffic is routed through Paris – a distance of 9000 km!
Cirrus Informatique
Bruno K.
Tel: +262 262 55 19 20
www.cirrus-info.com
Bruno K.
Tel: +262 262 55 19 20
www.cirrus-info.com
Three Xorcom XR2000 IP-PBX
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Airbridge International – United Kingdom
Phones Correct perfectly integrated four of our offices to use ‘one’ phone system, which made it very much cost effective.”
The customer had offices in four different geographical locations. It was necessary to bring all the offices under one phone system to reduce the cost for their inter office calling etc.
Airbridge International Agencies Ltd
Mark Andrew, General Manager Europe
Tel: +44 203 432 7810
www.aiacargo.com
Mark Andrew, General Manager Europe
Tel: +44 203 432 7810
www.aiacargo.com
| Integrator | Distributor |
| Phones Correct Tel: +44 207 644 9245 www.phones-correct.co.uk |
VoIPon Solutions UK Ltd. |
Xorcom XR2000 with an IAX trunk connection and 18 snom 320 phones.
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