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Nortel Network Case Study: Peppermint Events

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Overview Peppermint Events provides bespoke design and production for events of all sizes, encompassing those outdoor, private and corporate, consultancy and bar management. They wanted a simple solution that reflected the needs of our business, whether this was the ability to add additional people to the system, move people around the office without having to rewire everything or to connect customers to staff. Nortel's partner Datasharp recommended a solution based on digital technology, but to ensure Peppermint Events chose the best and most appropriate system Adam conducted extensive research. The Nortel solution delivers: improved customer service; increased efficiency; improved flexibility; and scalability.

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Publisher	Nortel Networks	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2007	Downloads	10
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Scalability

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