Streamline PBX to Teams
We help complex organizations migrate on premise PBX functionality to Teams
Wouldn't it be nice if Microsoft Teams was a central hub for all communications, including voice?
Yes it would. But there are difficult questions to answer:
- Can Teams replicate our complex call routing?
- Should we migrate everything at once or in phases?
- Do we move all on-premises functions to the cloud or does a hybrid environment make sense?
- What about faxing, paging systems, E911?
- How will I evaluate the third-party integrations that we need?
- How do we transition all our contracts? We have so many!
- Given the fact that so much has changed with how people communicate, how do I assess what my people are actually using now?
- What do I need to budget for all of this?
Let our creative team of engineers help you navigate the complexity, decision-making and execution of your move to Teams.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If replacing your on-premise Avaya or Nortel PBX is not an option for the immediate or foreseeable future, but you would like to integrate voice with the other collaboration features of Teams right now, no problem. There are a variety of ways to accomplish this while maintaining the robust features of your PBX.
The simply refers to the feature within Teams that makes it easy to integrate almost any service provider and/or phone system with Teams voice.
Through the use of physical network data, user & site policies or session border controller (SBC) tools, Teams provides the necessary location information to enable emergency calling services in common work from anywhere UC environments. These tools are referred to as E911.
