How a Small Hospital Can Save $777,000 with Unified Communications

Business phone systems have changed dramatically in the last ten years.

In the old days, a PBX was a specialty electronic device with one job – to manage your internal phone system and connect to the dial tone provided by the phone company. The computer data network in your hospital was completely separate from your PBX and phones. Each of the two networks required separate wiring, a separate support team (whether internal or external) and there was no ability to share data between the computer and the phone. That has all changed – creating great opportunities for savings and efficiency.

With Unified Communications, you now can have one physical network supported internally by your administrative team with help from the same team that supports your data network today. You can deliver appropriate data from your computers to your phone system. Download (password required)

Yahoo! Finance: Dalcon Wins VON Innovator Award

NASHVILLE, Tenn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–For the second time in 2008, Dalcon Communication Systems, Inc., announced Dalcon has achieved national recognition: The VON Magazine Innovator Award.

The 2008 VON Magazine Innovator Award is the foremost listing of innovative VoIP communications companies,” says David L. Condra, Dalcon’s CEO. “Dalcon has been named to the list due to our DCM 2.0 solution for small- and medium-sized businesses.”

Building on the legacy of the Pulver 100, the VON Innovator Awards recognizes companies representing the future of VoIP communications. Recipients are selected from a committee made up of VON editors, columnists and contributors. “The VON Innovator Awards recognize the Internet Communications industry’s best and brightest companies. The selection committee unanimously felt Dalcon stood apart from the large field of nominees,” says Bill Sell, Publisher, VON Media Group.

“We’re doubly-delighted since this represents our second award this year,” says Condra. “Along with the Internet Telephony’s Product of the Year, 2008 continues to validate our national standing in business communications.”

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