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THUS recognises that businesses are facing technology issues today and in the future, that will impact the way you work. We want to ensure that you are aware of the emerging technologies,
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| Converging technologies |
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Make use of your current network and save money on your phone calls and Internet access, plus reduce your hardware costs.
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Broadcasting on the web |
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Thanks to new technology, it's possible to broadcast live events and organise online seminars for hundreds of people without investing in new hardware.
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Home working |
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Improving staff flexibility and productivity has never been easier, thanks to the advent of broadband and virtual private networks.
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| Multi-site networking |
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Why invest in separate systems for all your different offices, when you can build your own network and manage them from one central location?
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Safer networking |
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With the right back up in place your network can be insured against hardware failure, deliberate attack - or even a disconnected cable.
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Working in real time |
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If your business is reliant on staff in the field, a real-time infrastructure ensures you can easily track external company processes such as products, information and staff.
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Working smarter |
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By deploying technology in an intelligent way, and utilising online training, downtime among employees can become a thing of the past.
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Chip and PIN |
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The high street applications of Chip and PIN are only the first stage in its widespread rollout - and all businesses need to be aware of the implications.
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Managing customer relationships |
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A Customer Relationship Management system is a vital consideration if you want to keep customers happy and manage technology costs effectively.
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Network outsourcing |
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Outsourcing your telecoms requirements can help cut costs, and allow you to focus on your business,
rather than coping with the burden of managing a large, complex network.
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