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iscoord is developing softphones for businesses since 2004 and is a leader in integrated audio/video technology for IBM and Microsoft Unified Communications solutions. All is-phone softphones are PBX independent and offer a wide range of features and functionalities to cover the needs of today's and tomorrow's business communication.

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1. Home Office

A marketing manager is sitting at home and is using iscoord‘s softphone solution.

Benefits

  • Increased reachability of employees (presence awareness)
  • Reduction of call costs (mobile phones)


2. Shared Desk

The sales have no fixed workplace within the company and they are using iscoord‘s softphone solution.

Benefits

  • Telephony adapt to organisation dynamicly (no additional installation or configuration effort)
  • Reduction of power requirement (no additional telefony handsets end devices needed)


3. On the Road

A sales manager is using iscoord’s softphone solution when traveling and making phone calls in hotel rooms.

Benefits

  • Redaction of cost of calls (domestic and foreign countries)
  • Elimination of roaming costs (foreign countries)

4. IT Support Hotline

All members in the IT support hotline are using iscoord’s softphone solution.

Benefits

  • Automatic identification of the caller and required information become available
  • Recording of calls and forward to experts by email

 

5. Heavy Phone Users

Heavy phone users within the company like to use CTI functionalities. The solution is is-phone.

Benefits

  • CTI- and Click-to-Call functions are integrated
  • Improved availability of employees

 

6. Workplace of an Assistant

The CEO’s assistant is using the is-phone softphone solution.

Benefits

  • Call recording and easy forwarding of call notes
  • Ad hoc conference calls (audio/video)
  • Cost for conference calls (e.g. Swisscom) partly drops