When it comes to critical communications, reliability isn’t negotiable.  Whether it’s an elevator emergency phone, a fire alarm panel or a security system, organizations expect these systems to work—every time.  That’s why many organizations instinctively believe one thing:  Critical communications

For years, organizations built communications one project at a time.  Business phones were one initiative.  Contact centers were another.  Emergency phones had their own infrastructure.  Fire alarms relied on dedicated analog lines.  Security systems operated independently.  Each investment solved an