Tricorp Ltd

Transmitting voice communications over the same network as data appeals to businesses for several reasons - most of which have to do with productivity gains through greater access, collaboration, speed and lower costs. Altogether, businesses can be more responsive to customers and begin to innovate through new exciting ways of doing business.

Businesses may save typically between 40-60 percent on installation and operation of a converged network, the total cost of ownership of separate networks. Managing a single, unified network is generally easier, cheaper and requires fewer resources. Making access to all communication channels i.e. voice, e-mail, fax, possible from any device i.e. computer, phone, cell phone, PDA, enables workers who are mobile for some or all of the time to work as efficiently as they would in their main office.

With VoIP telephony, any compatible terminal can plug into any type of data outlet in any location on the network and be recognized, meaning that offices can quickly be established, configured and altered to meet the changing needs of businesses.

Finally, applications that are accessible from any point in the network over any device without any limitation on the use of voice, data and video expand the realm of business possibilities, with innovations in true, multimedia, unified communication.

In summary Tricorp can help give you these benefits through VoIP:

It saves WAN communications costs by using bandwidth more efficiently. This is particularly significant for multiple sites and international traffic
It reduces administration costs and saves IT staff costs by having just one network to manage
It reduces the cost of moves, adds and changes within the LAN because each user has just one connection point
VoIP over the LAN reduces cabling costs because telephony wiring is eliminated
End-to-end VoIP makes it easier and less costly to implement computer telephony applications because there is no need to integrate and synchronise separate voice and data networks
VoIP makes it easier to implement distributed workgroups across multiple sites, including home workers
It reduces the cost of tele-working, especially in call centre applications, because the need for telephony equipment in the home is avoided
The cost of telephony management is reduced by having a single consolidated bill spanning all sites.