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ShoreTel Pumps Up Efficiency at Houston Heart Center with Reliable, Easy-To-Use VoIP Solution

Overview Technology is a front-line ally in an all-out campaign to prevent, diagnose, and cure heart disease at Woodlands North Houston Heart Center. When they moved to a new main facility, WNHHC wanted to upgrade its traditional phone system with a new one based on IP telephony that could span its main and branch facilities, accommodate increasing call volumes, streamline communications, and boost the efficiency and productivity of the professional and administrative staffs. A single ShoreTel IP phone system was installed and patients now get connected quickly and painlessly to the right healthcare professionals.

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Publisher	Shoretel	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2008
Format	Case Studies
Topics	N/A

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