If your company has performed a cost analysis of maintenance contracts and leases of your telephone system, you may have questioned whether there is a more cost-effective technology available for your telecommunication and data needs. You may have heard of or explored Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology, but you may not be aware of all the potential benefits, how to change your current traditional system, or the initial costs.

Network Computing Architects (NCA) assists in replacing, integrating or migrating from an existing legacy voice solution to a cost-effective and highly functional VoIP solution.

Depending on your stage in the VoIP decision-making process, NCA provides you with three Assessment phases. First, the Quick Readiness Assessment verifies the capabilities of your existing data infrastructure for supporting a VoIP deployment. Second, for more complex environments a Detailed Readiness Assessment is performed.

NCA thoroughly reviews your company’s LAN and WAN infrastructure, voice deployment goals, and business requirements. This data is compiled to create an extensive design analysis and deployment strategy including requirements, recommendations, data and voice topology diagrams, price quotes for hardware, components, labor, and training.

The third Assessment phase, Paid Pilot Program, allows you to experiment with VoIP technology. Potential clients experience the advantages of VoIP before committing to full deployment.