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Avaya Partner NACR Leads in SIP Adoption and Expertise

Enterprise Networking Planet Staff
By Enterprise Networking Planet Staff

Eagan, MN, April 28, 2010 — For businesses making the move to Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) for multimedia communications, NACR (North American Communications Resource, Inc.) leads the way in providing expert support for implementation of SIP architecture and applications.

As the largest Avaya channel partner, NACR has locations across the country and is a leading provider of end-to-end communications solutions including VoIP, convergence, mobility, collaboration, unified messaging, and contact centers. The company also offers comprehensive consultative and technical support, including network readiness, design, implementation, and testing services, as well as remote diagnostics and resolution, maintenance, refurbishment, and repairs.

“SIP is the future of technology for everything from voice over IP to video conferencing and streaming multimedia distribution, to instant messaging and presence information — and NACR is in the forefront,” according to John Behnken, acting National Vice President of Sales for NACR. “Having invested in training and certifications for our staff, NACR is fully up to speed on the technology and already extending our skills and experience to customers as they adopt SIP for their communications environments.”

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NACR Leads in SIP Adoption and Expertise

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