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Company Overview
Clarus Systems provides Service Delivery options to serve various needs. The options and requirements for each include:

ClarusIPC® Server Located at Customer Site

This service delivery method utilizes a ClarusIPC® server located in our customer's office/location. The requirements which need to be discussed at the time of evaluation include:
  • Network Access
    • VPN/Network access from Clarus Systems Service Operations Center (SOC) to customer's network and ClarusIPC® Server.
    • Access control processes and limitations.
    • Customer contacts to report access issues.
  • Client Data
    • Client configuration data will be stored/archived on the ClarusIPC® server located in the customer's network.
    • Certification and configuration reports will be generated on a server within the Clarus Systems SOC.
    • The certification and configuration reports will then be stored on the Service Portal for the specified project.

ClarusIPC® Server Located at the Clarus Systems Service Operation Center (SOC)

This service delivery method utilizes a ClarusIPC® server located in the Clarus Systems SOC. The requirements which need to be discussed at the time of evaluation include:
  • Network Access
    • VPN/Network access from Clarus Systems Service Operations Center(SOC) to the customer's client network.
    • Access control processes and limitations.
    • Customer/Client Contacts to report access issues.
  • Client Data
    • Client configuration data will be stored on the ClarusIPC® server located in the Clarus System SOC.
    • Certification and configuration reports will be generated on the ClarusIPC® server within the Clarus Systems SOC.
    • The certification and configuration reports will then be stored on the Service Portal for the specified project.

"According to a recent Yankee Group Survey, less than 50% of enterprises that have deployed VoIP currently use a comprehensive management solution. At the same time, network managers often demonstrate a lack of confidence in the technology and its promised benefits. With the industry moving beyond VoIP and more toward unified communications, network managers must implement a comprehensive VoIP management strategy, as this will be the key to obtaining the value and minimizing the risk of enterprise wide scale deployment."

SearchVoIP.com – February 2007



 
 
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