For today’s business communications, flexibility is a major driving force when it comes time to evaluate new products or services. It’s also one of the reasons VoIP technology and unified communications platforms have proven so successful in recent years (not to mention the rapid growth of the BYOD, or Bring Your Own Device, phenomenon.
Cell phones, tablet devices, and desktop computers, all of these devices are now interchangeable and oftentimes a business will employ all three to conduct business. That’s why innovative new tools–like softphone software and new DECT (Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications) phones that offer phone access from anywhere with an internet connection, and unified communications software that provides a single interface for all business needs including voice, IM, conferencing and email–are drastically changing the way businesses operate.
With a variety of options to choose from, it’s important to find a vendor that takes the time to truly understand your unique business needs.
We encourage you to visit our product pages to better understand our full portfolio of ShoreTel® unified communications, video conferencing solutions, and AdTran® network support available from Inflow, and to learn more about Inflow’s Signature 3-Point Communications Analysis, a multi-pronged approach to sales that are based on our deep dedication to creating longterm relationships with Inflow customers. We want to be sure we provide all the tools that businesses need to provide added business collaboration and efficiency, as well as the follow-up support they need to take advantage of these new benefits.
But perhaps most important of all is the flexibility to grow and to build a new communications system that supports our customers today and gives them the ability to adapt to changes in the future, too.
Find out more! Contact Inflow’s Portland headquarters, talk to one of our Seattle ShoreTel representatives today or stop by Inflow’s San Jose, CA offices to learn about our ShoreTel services in the Bay Area.
