A Unified Communication infrastructure must be architected, deployed, monitored and managed. The complexity of a successful transition from legacy PBX telephony to unified communications is enormous. One large element of this effort is the collapse of disparate voice and data skill-sets into one homogenous team and subsequent integration of operational processes.
Implementing a Unified Communications infrastructure is journey and not a “quick hit” project that can be performed in a three or even six month cycle. RealTek’s Consulting, Solutions, and Profession Services teams for Unified Communications are sown in the soils of three dimension of enterprises encounter at some point. Each of these projects is in itself a milestone and infrastructure underpinning of Unified Communications, so a logical order frames this journey.The Unified Communications offering can be decomposed into distinct features and limited service levels or architecture to map to an individual client’s preference for cost versus quality.The offering is constructed to accommodate a range of client preferences for asset ownership. Physical placement of the Unified Communications assets is within the client’s network.
Monitoring or management of a Unified Communications infrastructure is done remotely by a UC Network Operations Center. The Global Network Operations Center (GNOC) and UC Network Operations Center (UC NOC) fulfill the monitoring and management activities using automated tools and can leverage the advantages of scale and Right Shore initiatives, often providing these services at an improved cost structure compared to the just the client performing them in-house.
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