Video: I Don't Have Time to Learn or Figure Out UCaaS

Video: I Don't Have Time to Learn or Figure Out UCaaS

More often than not, customers tell me they don’t want to learn a new system or a new technology, and I get it. No one wants to access another web portal just to get their work done, and with UCaaS, you don’t have to. In this video, I explain how UCaaS is specifically designed with companies and end-users in mind. Check it out:

UCaaS is a Service

When we say “as a Service,” we mean it. We train new customers and end users on the solution, we administer the service and we manage the system. All of those components are included in the price of a solution. With UCaaS, we’re not selling a communication product; we’re selling a communication service. That’s a big difference.

Thorough Implementation

In order to onboard and implement a UCaaS solution, we take a very thorough approach. We take our time and analyze all of the different variables that can affect and impact your business communications. After all, every business is unique, so we get to know your current business communications as we develop your solution.

Before developing your UCaaS solution, powered by Mitel, we’re going to look at your current phone lines, phone numbers, toll-free lines, fax lines and any unique features needed for independent users. All the data and details about your current business communications shape how your new system is programmed. It’s our goal to develop the most effective and efficient system possible that’ll effectively reduce end-user headaches and support a seamless transition.

Ongoing Management

After a UCaaS solution is implemented and everyone is trained, we continue to manage it. Any updates, patches, additional users or service needs are taken care of, and anytime end-user issues come up, our team of voice support desk technicians are available 24/7 taking calls and helping end users.

As part of the ongoing management of your UCaaS solution, we actively seek out opportunities for improvement. For instance, if a large volume of support desk calls are about a certain feature or area of the service, it might indicate the need for addition end-user training, which we would provide. Also, as the way your organization communicates changes, we scale and adapt the solution accordingly.

An Unforeseen Benefit

If you’re interested in an overview of the benefits of implementing UCaaS, I’ve covered that here. But, one benefit of implementing a UCaaS solution is worth repeating here: enhance employee productivity. When employees are able to communicate with ease, they’re happier. A lot of frustration comes out of not knowing if, when, how and where to contact people. With UCaaS, that’s a thing of the past. And your employees will thank you for it.

If you’d like to learn more about any of these areas, or if you have questions about UCaaS, feel free to get in touch. I’d be happy to walk you through our UCaaS solution.

 

Related Posts

Why Rural Healthcare Can't Afford To Wait on POTS Line Replacement
Why Rural Healthcare Can't Afford To Wait on POTS Line Replacement

Rural healthcare organizations — clinics, long-term care facilities, critical access hospitals — are disproportionately exposed to what's happening with POTS (Plain Old Telephone S...

Phone Systems for Small Business: Must-Have Features
Phone Systems for Small Business: Must-Have Features

A small business phone system is how your customers reach you. It's also how your team stays connected when people work from different locations. Yet many small businesses still re...

Unified Communications: How It Improves Productivity — And What It's Worth
Unified Communications: How It Improves Productivity — And What It's Worth

Most businesses didn't choose their current communication setup. They inherited it — a phone system from one era, a video conferencing tool from the pandemic, a chat platform someo...

Why Unified Communications Is So Important in 2026
Why Unified Communications Is So Important in 2026

If your team is juggling meetings in one app, chat in another, and calling in a third, you’re not alone. The problem isn’t that people don’t communicate — it’s that communication g...

What’s Hosted Voice, and Why Should Your Business Use It?
What’s Hosted Voice, and Why Should Your Business Use It?

If you’ve been researching ways to upgrade your business phone system and potentially save money, you probably have come across the terms Hosted Voice or Hosted VoIP. Both of these...

What Mitel’s MiVoice Business 10.5 “Final Release” Means for Businesses
What Mitel’s MiVoice Business 10.5 “Final Release” Means for Businesses

If you’re running Mitel MiVoice Business on an AX, CX II/CXi II, or MXe III/MXe III-L controller, you may have heard that 10.5 is the last MiVB version those platforms will support...

Business Phone Systems for Manufacturing: What Actually Works
Business Phone Systems for Manufacturing: What Actually Works

Traditional phone systems weren’t built for the way manufacturing actually works. They were designed for people sitting at desks in offices. But manufacturing happens everywhere: o...

How To Upgrade Your School Phone System for Less
How To Upgrade Your School Phone System for Less

Government, education, and nonprofit organizations have two main options for purchasing phone systems while meeting competitive solicitation requirements: traditional RFPs or coope...

How Cloud Phone Systems for Healthcare Can Improve Patient Care
How Cloud Phone Systems for Healthcare Can Improve Patient Care

If you've ever tried calling your doctor's office only to sit on hold for 20 minutes, get transferred three times, and then have to call back because the line dropped, you know exa...

Everything You Need To Know About Cloud-Based Business Phones
Everything You Need To Know About Cloud-Based Business Phones

It would be difficult to find an office where employees were still working on computers that couldn't connect to the Internet. Can you imagine trying to collaborate on documents wi...