Argyll & Bute Council - Unified Communications
Exactive worked alongside Argyll & Bute Council's IT Infrastructure Manager, Gerry Wilson, and his team, using Microsoft Office Communications Server (OCS) and integrating it with the council's existing telephone system.
COSLA - Unified Communications
Exactive worked closely with IT Manager Tony McNair to review COSLA's needs and recommended upgrading their old Exchange Messaging solution to Exchange 2007 with a key feature called Exchange Unified Messaging proposed as the natural replacement for the traditional voicemail system giving staff voicemails straight to their Outlook Inbox - and the introduction of Microsoft's Office Communications Server 2007 R2, as the replacement telephone system.
MacRoberts - Unified Communications
MacRoberts wanted a telephone system that embraced new technology including Voice over IP (VoIP) and conferencing. As a major legal firm it needed to provide the best affordable system to fee earners and clients who need access at all hours, both in and out of the office.
Exactive was chosen to install Microsoft's Office Communications Server 2007 R2, as the most cost-effective and workable solution.
This combination introduced and integrated a range of Microsoft product features, including Instant Messaging (IM), Presence, audio and video conferencing and Voice.
Simpson and Marwick - Virtualisation
Simpson & Marwick wanted a faster, more flexible business continuity plan that would better protect company and existing client data, and help the organisation win new contracts.
It took advantage of Microsoft® Software Assurance to upgrade to a virtualised server system based on Windows Server® 2008 and Hyper-V™ technology.
South Ayrshire Council - Unified Communications
South Ayrshire Council, like many other Scottish local authorities, needed to embrace flexible and remote working to help the Council make savings on real estate, travel and communications costs and improve productivity. The Council also wanted to improve its communication and enhance the services available. Microsoft's Office Communications Server 2007 R2 made this all possible. Read the full case study to see how it was done.
View the video case study on the right!
South Ayrshire Council - Exchange
Exactive reviewed South Ayrshire's needs and recommended the upgrading to Exchange 2010 as the means of guaranteeing a high-quality email communications solution, combined with a general upgrading of the Council's communications system.
The new system brings a far more integrated and useful email solution to Council employees, and also to thousands of school students across South Ayrshire.
The introduction of Exchange 2010 coincided with a major upgrading of the Council's communications infrastructure, making sure South Ayrshire was well equipped for the heightened demands of future public service provision.