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Samsung Tesco's Haman Distribution Service Center Realizes Mobility With Avaya Wireless IP Telephony Solution

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Overview Located in the Kyung Nam province of Korea, Samsung Tesco's Haman Distribution Service Center (HDSC) is the largest distribution center of its kind in Asia, and has the capability to handle 40 million boxes of fresh and frozen products every year. Samsung Tesco's Haman Distribution Service Center needed a robust mobile communications solution that could perform in a harsh and diverse working environment. Its highly mobile staff was struggling to manage multiple communications devices to perform their jobs effectively. Samsung Tesco chose an Avaya Wireless IP Telephony Solution for its proven performance, robustness and ability to consolidate multiple communications channels into a single device.

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Publisher	Avaya	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	VoIP - IP Telephony, Voice - Data Integration, Wireless

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