The VIA Group

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Artilium- Artilium, a leading European telecoms software developer, needed to gain the expertise to add unified communications to its offerings for both fixed and mobile network operator customers. Artilium engaged The VIA Group to help it develop the architecture for the hosted solutions based on Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007. Banner and Witcoff- The firm needed a solution to link multiple offices, unify management of voice messages, email and faxes to enhance internal/external productivity; and provide a reliable communication infrastructure for improved business continuity. Food MNC International- With 300 locations, a multi-billion dollar international food and beverage company had a powerful need for efficient, cost-effective communication. The firm was facing unparalleled competition and had an urgent need to increase efficiency and productivity of its branch office employees while controlling operating expenses. Yet its existing 10,000 mailbox voicemail network, made up of 150 disparate, traditional voice messaging and PBX systems from Avaya and others, was not keeping pace. Honda Racing F1 Team- In F1, speed is of the essence. And that’s not only for the cars on the track. To ensure competitive edge, manufacturers, designers, engineers, partners and suppliers need to share information rapidly, often across time zones and geographies. And during the race, technicians need to communicate rapidly to ensure the utmost safety of the drivers. For the Honda Racing F1 team, however, communications were starting to impact performance and competitiveness. Its existing telephony system was reaching capacity, consisting of separate exchange lines, switches and voicemail systems that offered little flexibility. To deal with this, the Honda Racing F1 Team sought a new system that offered greater mobility, quality and simplicity. Leiff, Cabraser, Heimann and Bernstein, LLC- Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein is a fifty-plus attorney law firm that has represented plaintiffs nationwide since 1972. They have offices in San Francisco, New York, Washington, D.C., Beverly Hills and Nashville. The firm was looking to replace a legacy Nortel system in its San Francisco office and needed new solutions in its New York and Nashville offices. The needs of the practice required seamless integration across locations, with the cost savings and enhancements available with IP telephony. Leonard, Street and Deinard- The firm needed to replace its legacy Octel messaging system to one that went beyond traditional voice mail capabilities and offered attorneys and clients greater access and flexibility. They also needed a communications system that offered the cost savings of IP telephony and increased the mobility of its attorneys. Qualcomm- Qualcomm develops next-generation digital wireless communications products and services and licenses its technologies to more than 135 companies worldwide.

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