Connect to Mobile: Make UC Work with Employees on the Go
Posted on July 7th, 2010 by admin |
Once upon a time, people went to work. They would go to an office – the same one every day – conduct their daily tasks in a familiar space and go home in the evening. Today, that model seems almost quaint. We start working as soon as we roll out of bed, checking mobile devices to see if the workday started without us. Then, it’s off to the laptop to get a jumpstart on the day … and maybe pluck away at the keyboard during the commute. And, it isn’t unusual to do the same on the way home, with a final BlackBerry check before going to bed.
To help your employees work through a routine that can only be called “the new normal,” you need to implement technology that’s designed to align with this busy, always-connected lifestyle. With Cisco Unified Communications, you’ll make your network truly portable, accommodating those who need to be at least engaged (and likely productive) throughout the day – not to mention the employees who live and work out on the road.
Cisco Unified Communications delivers an integrated environment for mobile communications. Voice, multimedia and even mobile desktops help keep employees connected, informed and active wherever they are. With Cisco Unified Mobile Communicator, for example, your employees can gain access to your telecom infrastructure and even appear to clients that they are calling from the main office with features that make a call look like its coming from the office. And, remote worker expenses can be contained by routing calls through the corporate telephony infrastructure rather than the caller’s mobile service provider.
A distributed workforce can still like it’s based in one place. Whether you have employees who work from home, work from home before and after working at the office or spend their professional and personal lives on the road, you can present a united front to the marketplace with Cisco Unified Communications – while making your employees more productive than ever before.
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