Unified Communications by DNS

What if you could deal with one service that provided global, complete communications? Take the initial promise and savings from VoIP, combine them with other digital communications such as messaging, video, and conferencing, and extend them across the enterprise.

That is the DNS mission of cloud-based, unified communications delivered as a service.

Cloud Based Unified Communications is built upon a service provider’s global infrastructure of datacenters connected to the Internet.

For the CIO, that means no upfront capital investments and economies of scale that can reduce unit carrier costs (e.g. per phone).

The DNS multiple data centers can provide on-demand scalability and built-in redundancy to ensure business continuity. Services can be fast (low latency), reliable, and in many cases more secure than those patchwork systems they are replacing.

Dealing with one vendor DNS, the CIO experiences a simple billing process, consolidated across geographies and different services. One provider – a global carrier – for all communications: voice, text, video, etc. How easy is that?