Press Room
Year Of Opportunity - Unison looks to African Growth in 2010
- taken from iweek, Wednesday 10 February 2010
After nearly 30 years in the business of managing telecoms costs and processes, Unison sees 2010 as a year of growth, especially in the African market.
Cellular operators have 'fleeced' the public
-taken from MyBroadband.com, 14 December 2009
-by Tom Manners
This year has seen a national debate arise surrounding call termination rates charged between local cellular operators. The argument has brought forth a number of industry experts who are eager to voice their opinions regarding the interconnect situation.
As Broadband increases, less need to shop
- taken from the Business Day, Thursday 12 November 2009
Large companies are spending hundreds of millions of rands on Telecommunication, yet few are managing the costs of this expensive resource efficiently.
Business Intelligence from telephony networks
Because voice traffic covers every aspect of an organisation and can be measurable in real time it is an effective indicator of productivity and how effectively the communication network is serving both staff and external stakeholders.
Identify telephone abusers to cut production costs
-taken from the Star Workplace, 22 June 2009
About 25% of all voice traffic is private, so it's worth monitoring.
South African Breweries Limited extends its relationship with Unison Communications.
Unison recently extended its already long standing relationship with The South African Breweries Limited with the nationwide deployment of the market leading management and call billing application, Galactrix®.
Companies need to tackle equipment abuse
Companies have an uphill battle when it comes to controlling equipment abuse, including telephones, facsimile machines, cellular phones and company petrol. They need to find a way to resolve this without being too strict on employees - and without destroying employee motivation, said Craig young, MD Unison Communications, the specialist software company focusing on enterprise communications.
Unison Communications successfully changes channel model and increases profits
Unison Communications, the specialist software company focusing on enterprise communications, has spent the past four years changing its distribution model from a reseller-focused model to one where it maintains direct contact with clients, a move that has seen its profits increase by more than 50%.
When times are tough¸ the clever get outsourcing
Although there are some glimmers of hope that interest rates will start coming down – which should start having a positive effect on the economy – we have been faced with rising interest rates, inflation and critical skills shortages, resulting in many companies being placed under severe pressure to deliver the level of results that shareholders have become accustomed to over the years prior to the downturn.
Unison rolls out at 400 FNB branches
Unison Communications, a specialised software company focused on enterprise communications – has announced that it has rolled out its management and call billing application, Galactrix, at 400 branches within First National Bank (FNB), as part of a roll-out that will see the company deploy its software at 700 branches nationwide.