Services and Solutions
It offers integrated communication solutions and services to local as well as global enterprises in cloud computing, unified communications and collaboration, which manage and integrate the complexity of international communications and enable multinational corporations to focus on the strategic initiatives that drive their business.
The service and solutions portfolio include,
- end-to-end enterprise solutions in Data Center Management, Server Management, Network Management, PC life-cycle Management, Security Management and Messaging Administration.
- deliver and manage complex PBX, IP Voice based solutions, Unified Communications & Collaboration solutions
- ITIL-aligned methodology and processes
- Application management capabilities across verticals for CRM applications, IPT applications, Database Integration
- Remote Infrastructure Management services
- WAN-LAN integration, design and management expertise
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