FINANCE

Voice telephony – a path to savings and improved services

Many council telephony systems are costly on-premise systems maintained by external partners, but Freddy Kanter explains how Boston BC has revolutionised its system, improved outcomes and made savings.

Modern ICT and voice telephony have been a big factor in local government's service transformation, but bringing on board the next generation of telephony, to achieve renewed cost efficiencies or enhancing local services, can be a headache for directorates.  

Ageing telephony platforms – whether analogue or more modern voice telephony products – are no longer providing the efficiencies, management time and flexibility of response needed as demand for local services increases.  

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