LEGACY IS COMING TO AN END

WHAT DOES LEGACY MEAN?

Popular legacy systems include Avaya, NEC, Nortel, Panasonic, and Toshiba. Typically, these legacy phone systems use traditional phone lines (connected to the phone company) and are not IP-based. As legacy systems age, business owners encounter "end-of-life" issues with hardware and systems. It is increasingly hard to find the parts, engineers, and technicians to upkeep these systems.

HOW IT WORKS

A legacy phone system has a control unit located on-site (computer or Central Processing Unit), usually in a closet, with electricity running through it 24/7. This type of phone system does have a rich set of features but is both costly to implement and complicated to operate, usually requiring a dedicated staff, and expensive maintenance contracts.

IS YOUR PHONE SYSTEM A DINOSAUR?

Why should you consider switching to a VoIP solution?

Through the years, we have helped our clients adapt to the changing technology in the communications industry. We have made thousands of customers happy installing “legacy” systems from Avaya, NEC, Nortel, Panasonic, and Toshiba. Unfortunately, most of these equipment manufacturers are either out of business or struggling due to the emergence of cloud-based phone services. Below are the options we provide to update your existing phone system.

Legacy phone systems will fail. Don't get in a situation where your system dies at the worst possible moment and then you are cornered into solving the problem ASAP. In order to find the right solution for your business, you need time to research your options.