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Hosted or IP PBX service providers are still popular in South Africa because of the additional services and phone lines they offer. Transferring, parking, queuing, forwarding, voicemail, and recording calls are all options with either configuration. A busy enterprise must be able to accept multiple calls at once, and using a standard phone service would result in a constant busy signal for customers attempting to reach the company.
With the use of a PBX system, businesses can route incoming calls to a certain department or extension using a customer-friendly menu. The PABX switchboard telephone systems sold by Copiers Africa are both reasonably priced and reliable. When it comes to PABX switchboard solutions, we are among the top providers in South Africa.
View our range of Panasonic PABX systems for sale in South Africa.
Panasonic’s PABX technology has been around for quite some time and has grown to become a household name in South African telecom. In the 1970s, Panasonic, a prominent Japanese electronics firm, entered the telecommunications market and began producing PABX systems, that enabled the centralised management of multiple telephone lines within a business.
In the 1980s and 1990s, as the South African economy expanded, Panasonic PABX systems became increasingly popular. All sizes of enterprises could rely on these systems to provide effective and dependable communication solutions. Many businesses in South Africa have purchased Panasonic’s PABX systems because of the company’s dedication to innovation and quality.
South African businesses’ digital and online transformation was significantly facilitated by Panasonic’s PABX equipment. By combining voice, data, and video into a single system, they made it easier for businesses to implement unified communication strategies. The result was streamlined processes, better teamwork, and more attentive service for customers.
Panasonic’s IP-based PABX systems have allowed organisations to take advantage of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) as demand for more advanced communication solutions has surged. These systems used internet connectivity to offer low-priced and versatile means of communication. Panasonic has announced that it will cease production and distribution of commercial PABX communications systems in 2023.
Konosuke Matsushita, founder of Panasonic, said:
A business won’t survive without profits. Still, profit is not the sole purpose of business. Improving people’s lives through creating goods needed for society or through providing wholehearted services are vitally important. After all, business is ultimately for the betterment of our society. That is where the mission and value of every business exist. If business underscored by that mission is conducted forcefully, it will generate appropriate profits as a natural result of being supported by society.
Panasonic’s continued success can be attributed to the company’s dedication to producing high-quality, reliable goods. PABX boasts a full line of products that have been ICASA and ISO 9000 certified for sale in South Africa.
Panasonic’s phone system, which is for sale at Copiers Africa, is a robust and dependable communications solution made to accommodate organisations of varying sizes.
IP Technology and Panasonic’s knowledge of wireless communications, digital technology, and backbone networks have come together to create the next generation IP solution. Traditional voice communication, voice over IP (VoIP), IP-based data communication, and wireless solutions via Wi-Fi and CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) are all supported by Panasonic’s modern business-ready IP convergence communication system.
The Panasonic PABX system optimises operations and allows seamless collaboration with integrated phone, data, and video capabilities. Advanced call routing, smartphone integration, and unified communications ensure that you are always connected and accessible. When these functionalities are combined with dependable technology and user-friendly interfaces, they result in increased productivity, streamlined processes, and improved customer service, which ultimately drives corporate success.
Panasonic’s KX-series phones are high-end, IP-ready comms devices that feature desktop and network-level SIP capability. Copiers Arfica carries a variety of Panasonic telephony options, including the KX-TDA600BX and KX-TDA30SA hybrid iP systems, the KX-NCP500BX and TDE200BX iP systems, the KX-TDE100BX analogue system, and the KX-TES824SA digital system.
Panasonic KX phone systems include a sliding price scale based on the desired number of lines and other features. However, the price is typically lower than that of competing systems. It’s feature-rich and reasonably priced, with options for complex call routing, automated attendant services, voicemail access from any internet-connected device, conference calling, scalability, and more.
If you are looking to purchase a PBX system for your company, call us immediately for the lowest prices in South Africa.
Copiers Africa has taken steps to improve our SME clients’ access to financial resources. We are cooperating with a major bank to assist South African small and medium-sized organisations (SMEs) in buying the best PABX system. With our new SME Lending Solution, we will be able to help an even greater number of SMEs get their operations off the ground.
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