Business Editors
BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 29, 2000
Intraco's Virtual Office eliminates the investment in onsite business-owned PBX systems, data servers and associated obsolescence through hosting at an Intraco data center
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The core of the Virtual Office Suite consists of virtual PBX and unified messaging. Additional applications such as web serving, desktop applications and customer proprietary application hosting will be available in the immediate future. Additionally, Intraco will have the ability to voice power numerous applications using its advanced speech recognition technologies.
Each of these customer applications are managed remotely at an Intraco data center, providing a higher level of performance, security, productivity, reliability, and scalability, as well as a level of total connectivity for mobile and remote users that has never been available before. Intraco's network offers businesses with multiple locations the ability to connect anytime and anywhere, allowing for toll-free calling between branches, least-cost routing off network, find me/follow me connectivity and intercom/three digit dialing across the network.
"Imagine sitting in a hotel room anywhere in the world and the telephone connected to your laptop rings. It is a potential customer that reached you wherever you are by simply calling your company's main number. You not only received an order, but are able to dial a simple direct inter-office extension toll-free, and advise the appropriate department," said Walt Nawrocki, CEO, Intraco Systems. "This seamless global connectivity will have a profound impact on how companies conduct their business, and will not only improve productivity but reduce costs."
Intraco's virtual PBX allows companies of any size the ability to immediately upgrade by connecting to the latest IP PBX functionality available on the market. The PBX is housed and maintained at an Intraco data center resulting in reduced cost to customers in capital outlay, space, maintenance, expense for upgrades and costs incurred for additional features, add-ons and changes.
"We chose the Virtual Office because Cynocom is growing at a rate faster than the current PBX can be expanded," commented Richard A. Adrey, chief financial officer of Cynocom, an e-support application service provider. "Additionally, Intraco's Virtual Office suite gives us the ability to connect to all of our business applications remotely, including our telephone and messaging systems. In the end, the Virtual Office empowers our employees, regardless of where they are geographically, with the ability to connect to our network for both data and telephony at low cost per user."
A remote connection to the Intraco data center allows companies to reduce cost of ownership by removing their telephone and back office systems, resulting in savings in both IT maintenance and personnel. Virtual Office customers will no longer have to worry about constantly upgrading software and hardware systems that quickly become obsolete.
About Intraco Systems, Inc.
Intraco is the first service provider that offers total remote solutions along with advanced speech recognition technologies for a business's enterprise IT, server and telephone systems. The architecture of Intraco's technology enables rapid deployment, scalability, security and performance unmatched in the industry. Intraco's solutions offer a significantly reduced total cost of ownership by removing virtually all back-office systems, saving on capital outlays and human resources. Founded in 1990, Intraco Systems, Inc. has built a solid reputation for bringing together converging voice, data and web technologies with partners including AT&T, Motorola, Nortel, Compaq, Microsoft and Cisco.
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