By leveraging the Avaya IP Office platform, Dancing Horse Technology, Inc. is now a one stop shop for all your business communications needs. The Avaya IP Office is not your grand fathers phone system, supporting a variety of communication methods including traditional digital phones, VOIP phones, and even software based communications. The IP Office ensures that your workers are connected wherever they are!
To add icing to the cake, the IP Office boasts a full suite of companion software to ensure the user experience is top notch. Most basic changes can be performed quickly and easily with just a few clicks of a mouse, and best of all it’s simple enough that most anyone at your organization can do it.
For companies with multiple locations the IP Office offers significant benefits, with the capabilities to link multiple sites together to reduce long distance costs and increase communications flow. Call center monitoring, advanced failover options, a variety of handset options, and even the capability to write to a database are just a few other reasons to choose the IP Office platform.
With our full on demonstration and test lab, Dancing Horse Technology is able to better support the IP Office platform by testing changes and problems in our environment, not yours!! We carry a multitude of spare parts in the event of an emergency, and should that not seal the deal let us know… We’ll bring a fully operational demonstration unit to your office and show you some more reasons!
Give us a call to schedule a demonstration appointment and see what the IP Office has to offer today!
Why is a data company so focused on voice?
It’s quite simple! Today’s technology has surpassed the traditional phone systems which lacked features and were often difficult to program and work with. In these times phone systems are now tightly integrated with data services, with features and programming more in line with computing and network technologies. Simply put, they are now complex data devices. Traditional phone system installers are finding it difficult to make the switch to the new programming and features, while data engineers are quickly catching on.
