Voice over Wireless WLAN (VoWLAN) - Peer-to-Peer Solutions - Motorola Solutions Asia Pacific
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VoWLAN - Peer-to-Peer Solutions Provide flexible and cost-effective voice services over the wireless LAN for mobile employees inside the four walls.


Overview

Voice over WLAN
VoWLAN enables you to provide flexible and cost-effective voice services over the wireless LAN for mobile employees inside the four walls.

One-to-one voice calls outside of the PBX enable employees to place a direct call to anyone inside the enterprise over your data network without using either your PBX or incurring cellular service costs.

Features and Benefits

For your mobile workforce

Employee productivity and customer service levels are improved through:

  • Device simplicity: Employees have less to manage — a single integrated voice and data device replaces a mobile computer, desk phone and cell phone.
  • Access to familiar PBX productivity features: Allows employees outside the four walls to manage voice calls as efficiently as if they were in the office; eliminates the need to learn two telephony interfaces — desk phone and cell phone.
  • Improved 'reachability': A single business number makes employees easier to reach and more responsive to co-workers and customers.
  • One voicemail box simplicity: Since all incoming business-related calls are now received on one number — the user's desk phone — all messages are in one mailbox, making it easier for your employees to stay on top of critical voicemail messages.
  • Improved quality and availability of voice services: Eliminates in-building connectivity issues associated with cellular services.

For the enterprise:

The enterprise enjoys:

  • A significant reduction in capital expenditures: You no longer need to purchase multiple mobile devices for each employee.
  • A reduction in operational costs: The ability to utilize the WLAN for voice and data communications for workers inside the four walls reduces the need and costs for cell phone services.
  • Reduction in IT support requirements: The reduction in devices translates into less management and support time for IT staff, freeing often overtasked IT workers to spend more time on strategic business initiatives.
  • PBX cost saving features: Least-cost routing can be extended from the fixed voice edge to mobile devices, maximizing telecommunications savings for in-building users who are on the move.
  • Simplified expense accounting: Since all calls placed from the mobile phone are recognized and automatically logged as if they were placed from the user's desk phone, the need for users and your accounting department to process separate cell phone bills is eliminated.
  • Improved return on investment (ROI) and total cost of ownership (TCO): The ability to leverage the existing WLAN telephony technology exponentially improves the value of these enterprise investments.