“Cost Effective, Feature Rich, & Scalable.”
- Startup and maintenance costs are significantly reduced because no equipment purchase is required, there is a low monthly service charge, and costs to move, add, change, and update the system generally does not require an on-site visit.
- Features provided by CMS can be as basic as hold, mute, and transfer; or more advanced with 3-way calling, video calling, and other third-party applications like Voice Mail to Email.
- Service provided by CMS is scalable to any type or size of company. Choose from the menu of options that fit the company’s needs and Core takes care of the rest.
CORE Managed Services (CMS) is a less expensive and more powerful solution than traditional telephone systems. CMS does not require the purchase of any phone equipment and saves money on future moves, adds, changes, and updates. CMS is turn-key; Core owns and maintains the equipment from end to end so it is worry free and simple.
CMS reliably integrates voice, video, and computer network services on a per seat basis and can grow as the business grows. Additionally, CMS is scalable above the basic standards to extend features beyond anything previously available through traditional telephone systems.
“This ‘telephone’ has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a
means of communication. The device is inherently of no value to us.”
— Western Union internal memo, 1876
There are no shortcomings with CMS, it offers a high level value to meet today’s technology needs and is built for tomorrow.
Benefits
CORE understands the importance and the cost of lost productivity, and more importantly lost communication with customers if the phone system is down for any extended period of time. CMS can keep downtime minimal in duration and occurrence. CMS is redundant and CORE also facilitates backup options for restoration in the event of a complete failure such as a natural disaster.
Along with the redundancy, backups, and reduction of downtime, CORE significantly changes the technical and cost model of a phone system. Once the telephone wiring is installed, less wiring changes are required to move, add, or change phone service between office locations. Site visit costs are generally not required because the end user can move their phone by simply plugging it into the assigned outlet in their new office. The system will automatically recognize the telephone and route the calls no matter where it is physically installed. In the end, maintenance costs required for moves, adds, and changes are much lower than traditional phone systems.