UC Management (unified communications management)
An introduction to UC management
Harness the Benefits of UC Management!
How Does UC Management Fit In?
What to Look For
Support for expansion APIs can allow the organization to customize the UC management system to suit its needs even more comprehensively over time, adding new functionality as it becomes necessary or creating new integrations.
The VOSS UC management platform addresses all of these requirements, in order to reduce an organization’s total cost of ownership.
Read more: An Enterprise Guide to UC Management
Key features in a UC management solution:
- Ease of use – Ease of use is important. The goal should be to abstract out complexity when possible, yet support technical depth when that’s needed.
- Flexibility – Flexibility is another major factor. Since UC services and architectures are in a constant state of flux, any management system must be able to adapt in parallel.
- Single pane of glass implementation – A single interface used to perform all tasks — can boost ease of use and thus accelerate key tasks like service provisioning that are time-critical, thus also lowering operational expenses.
- Role-based access control – RBAC allows different team members, with different privileges and responsibilities, to perform their job duties based on the requirements of those jobs.
- Device management – If comprehensive, device management allows all the devices relevant to the UC architecture to be supported, instead of forcing managers to shift interfaces for certain tasks.
- Optimized flexible dial plan management – An enterprise’s telephony network is complex and ever-changing; the more flexibility in handling the way calls are routed across a VoIP network, the lower the operational costs will be, and the better able the UC management system will be able to respond to changing service requirements.
