The StitelNet IP Centrex Solution offers a robust, next-generation Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) solution by combining the smart, feature-rich international standard communication tools developed by StitelNet technologies limited. With StitelNet¡¯s high performing Carrier grade aggregation feature, this solution provides a turnkey, cost-effective, network-hosted VoIP solution that delivers business-quality Centrex features and functionality over a packet-based network. With IP Centrex, you can offer your enterprise customers secure, reliable IP services with value-added applications that help increase productivity and operational efficiency in their workforce. IP Centrex unifies communications for multi-location enterprises comprised of on-site (headquarters, branch offices) and remote workers (teleworkers, home extension, satellite locations).

IP Centrex Benefits

Leverages existing infrastructure and investment
You can offer next-generation IP telephony services, applications, and customer premises equipment to help evolve your enterprise customers' business productivity and performance to a new level

Helps reduce your capital and operational costs
Services emanate through the central office and the Class 5 Switch, and as a hosted IP Centrex solution, less central office space is needed, which can lead to lower costs due to significantly less equipment frames and wiring.

Increases the retention rate of your lucrative enterprise customer base
You can strengthen relationships and build loyalty with existing TDM Centrex customers by working with them to develop and implement a VoIP solution that meets the needs of their business and will grow and continue to perform as their business prospers.

Increases revenue-generating opportunities
You can easily provision and deploy new revenue-enhancing IP services and applications to help attract new customers and instill loyalty in your existing customer base. Value-added applications can be created recurring revenue opportunities. Incremental pull-through revenues can be generated when remote workers, teleworkers, and road warriors use existing carrier-based services such as Centrex, DSL, VPN, voicemail service, directory services and meet-me conferencing.