ShoreTel VoIP business phone systems help QuickMedical streamline communications

QuickMedical, a medical equipment company that specializes in exam tables, diagnostic equipment and other essential healthcare accessories, recently announced that it decided to upgrades its existing business phone systems to VoIP telephony systems. The announcement, which came on January 16, indicated that the company chose ShoreTel as their chosen provider of this essential business communication technology.

According to the company, the VoIP telephony system provided by ShoreTel will help QuickMedical reduce their communications costs, thereby allowing them to continue the sales and market share growth they’ve been experiencing recently.

“This is without a doubt one of the best business investments we have made,” Scott Hanna, the CEO of QuickMedical, said in the release. “The ShoreTel VoIP phones are designed to meet the needs of all our users: executives, operators, remote workers and call center supervisors. The system totally integrates with our company’s computers, mobile cell phones and even home phones.”

QuickMedical also indicated that one of the advantages of ShoreTel’s system was that it would allow them to avoid the complex and resource-heavy versions offered by other providers. Overall, the company felt that ShoreTel’s equipment offered the ease of use that its employees needed to quickly get up to speed with the new system.

The choice echoes the decision of many small businesses, as these essential drivers of the American economy are increasingly relying on a diverse network of communications that includes computers, traditional phones and BYOD technology.

For a definitive networking solution, businesses may want to partner with a provider of VoIP business phone systems that can also offer troubleshooting and other extras that simply purchasing through an equipment provider such as ShoreTel can’t provide.

According to the company, the VoIP telephony system provided by ShoreTel will help QuickMedical reduce their communications costs, thereby allowing them to continue the sales and market share growth they’ve been experiencing recently.