Case studies
Case study - Successful way to migrate to Packet Based Networks
The volume of data flows is increasing exponentially - and thus also the need for innovative solutions which combine conventional services with modern technologies. In order to safeguard profits and also keep CAPEX and OPEX as low as
Case study - Exeter University cuts call management costs by 50% with improved billing, moves, adds and changes
Tiger Communications, a provider of Call Management Solutions, today announced details of a successful project at The University of Exeter which is said to be helping to improve the delivery of telephony services while reducing the cost and
Case study: Budapest Internet Exchange looks to switch provider for future proofed solution
The Budapest Internet Exchange (BIX) opened its ports to the first wave of Hungarian and Eastern European internet traffic in 1996. It was designed to support the new demand for high speed internet services on mass, from Internet
Case study - Location in the IP world
Governments and regulators are demanding location for mobile and VoIP calls. How can carriers meet those demands?
Trust Group UK deploys Viatel MAXStream to cut costs and improve connectivity
Trust Group UK, a new and used Volkswagen dealership with showrooms based in Stourbridge, Redditch and Wolverhampton, has deployed Viatel's MAXStream broadband service to increase flexibility and future scalability.
Case study: Comarch delivers an OSS and BSS platform for Bitė Group
CASE STUDIES/COMMENT
COLT/Clifford Chance
Global law firm Clifford Chance is determined to be the leader of an elite group of international law firms, and investing in managing knowledge and information is a key part of its strategy for achieving
University of Nottingham implements call centre and disaster recovery solution from NEC Philips
The University of Nottingham, one of the largest campus universities in the UK, has implemented the latest call centre technology, from NEC Philips Unified Solutions. The investment will enable the University to expand its existing call centre application
