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Title: VoIP: Current Customer Perceptions


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VoIP Current Customer Perceptions
  • IP PBX adoption a matter of When, not If
  • VoIP Services perceived as transport, little
    value add
  • Awareness of IP Centrex and IP-based conferencing
    services is very low
  • Current drivers
  • Natural migration
  • Cost-savings
  • Employee productivity

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Trials Limited Deployments
  • Most are conducting trials of at least 3 to 6
    months
  • Most adopters still have limited deployments
  • Many have fewer than 25 of end users with IP
    phones

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Expected IP PBX Benefits
  • Reduce support costs through
  • Staff reduction
  • Reduced reliance on VARs or consultants
  • Use of VARs for PBX support is often
    10-20k/year or more
  • Reduce carrier costs
  • The IP PBX deployment also typically goes with a
    VoIP deployment
  • Improve employee productivity
  • For end users, not just IT staff
  • Better conferencing
  • And less expensive

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Expected IP PBX Benefits (2)
  • Exchange/Outlook integration
  • Advanced, easy follow-me capabilities (that
    end-users will actually use!)
  • Extend features to remote sites cost-effectively
  • Integration of voice and data groups will benefit
    voice systemsdata-side processes will be applied
  • Better back-up/disaster recovery schemes

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Satisfaction with IP PBX Criteria
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Potential Roadblocks
  • Economic/budget issues
  • Cost-effectiveness
  • Can they get a solution that makes sense?
  • Handset replacement
  • Whats the application?
  • Unified messaging is an unlikely driver many say
    they can do it today with their legacy PBX, but
    never saw a real need for it
  • Only the most leading edge customers have started
    to invest in real application integration

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Application Integration?
  • Early application examples
  • CRM integration
  • Customer service applications
  • Call center/contact center
  • Planned Integration with collaborative tools
  • Planned integration with PDAs, mobile devices

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Current VoIP Hot Topics
  • The customer perspective
  • Voice over WiFi
  • Handset migration
  • Consideration for softphones on the rise

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Thank you
  • Kathryn Korostoff
  • Sage Research
  • 508.655.5400
  • kathryn_at_sageresearch.com
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