Cloud-based unified communications solutions for enterprises

Alcatel-Lucent has introduced new cloud-based enterprise communications solutions for both small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) and an expansion of services for mid-to-large enterprises.

As enterprises increasingly move to cloud-based services and adapt to new IT delivery and consumption models, Alcatel-Lucent enterprise divison is introducing new technology that provides them with a competitive edge while aiding the increase of customer satisfaction.


Alcatel-Lucent’s new OpenTouch Office Cloud (OTOC) solution is a comprehensive unified communications-as-a-service (UCaaS) offer. Building on the latest advances in communications services and applications to improve employee productivity and enhance customer service, OTOC applies Alcatel-Lucent’s successful OmniPCX™ Office RCE technology foundation.


With more than 17 million users globally of OmniPCX Office – which delivers a pre-configured server for business telephony, customer service, enhanced business operations, with reduced operational costs - OTOC will enable existing SMB customers to shift their CPU to the cloud for instant access to the newest, best-in-class unified communications services available, ensuring optimal employee productivity and focus on their core business activities.


OTOC is particularly of interest for value-added distributors as they help customers shift to the cloud and make a compelling offer for current CPE-based OXO customers to transform their networks, and help create customer retention and loyalty.


Avita in Ireland and Synelyans in France, have been named as launch channel partners for the first deliveries of OTOC in their respective countries. Additional partners will shortly be announced for the Asia-Pacific and central northern European markets.


OpenTouch Enterprise Cloud updated
Alcatel-Lucent will update its OpenTouch Enterprise Cloud (OTEC) solution, offering a new CPE-2-Cloud transformation program which gives channel partners more opportunities to address customers seeking full, hybrid or overlay cloud options.


OTEC also offers a new feature, Voice Inbound Contact Center as a Service (CCaaS), which offers enterprises of any size a virtual customer service centre for emergency hotlines, customer helpdesks or technical support to address customers with fast, informative and effective responses.
OTEC was introduced in March 2013 and has achieved global success as a hardware-agnostic software suite. It is fully virtualised and sold in a unique consumption-based OPEX model that enables service providers, system integrators and channel partners to deliver Unified Communication as a Service (UCaaS).


Channel partners delivering OTEC now include Telis in Monaco via its ‘U-Talk’ product, Quantum ICT in Belgium via its Telic Secure Communications, offer, TDC in Sweden, Telephonie in Luxemburg, UXConnect in Australia and ICON Voice Networks in the United States.
 

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