Enterprise Products
Keeping pace with today's rapidly evolving telecommunications environment can be challenging for any enterprise. Complex choices must be made amidst dramatic change, and the wrong decision could cost the company crucial time and money. SAIC has over 30 years of systems integration experience and we can guide your enterprise through the decision-making process and recommend products to positively impact your bottom line. With SAIC's unique combination of proven processes and cutting edge technology, we can streamline security procedures, unify message retrieval across the enterprise, and converge your telephony over a single IP-packet based network - options designed specifically to enhance enterprise efficiency. SAIC has implemented next generation networks not only for our own cost savings, but also for customers ranging in size from "dot com" companies to government installations.
Also, proven security measures are one of the cornerstones of SAIC's success as security experts to the federal government. Whether you require Multi-Service Virtual Private Networks to securely link multiple locations, or Managed Security Services including firewalls, detection capabilities, and more, SAIC has the experience and knowledge to protect your enterprise.
IP Packet-Based Telephony
Robust, cost-effective communication is essential to a profitable, expanding business. IP/Packet Based Telephony allows phone calls and data to be transmitted over the Internet. Businesses and organizations with IP/Packet Based Telephony benefit from a wide range of services and capabilities, including VoIP, PBX , PC Fax and many more.
Voice over IP
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) allows phone calls to be transmitted over data networks. Businesses and organizations with VoIP capabilities can often save up to 40% on long-distance services as VoIP makes possible a wide range of applications, including:
- Virtual call centers
- Click-to-talk laptop phone calls
- Intranet access for branch offices
- Extranet supply chain integration
- Customer relationship management
Multiservice VPNs
Multiservice virtual private networks (MVPNs) are enabling enterprises worldwide by converging voice, data and video over secure communication links. They offer distinct architecture and cost advantages over traditional networking. MVPNs also allow you to deliver a range of highly innovative services to customers. Put your competition at a disadvantage with capabilities that include:
- Voice/ fax over IP, along with video multicasting all on one network
- Secure Intranet/Extranet access from branch offices
- Enhanced customer care and supply chain communication
- Reduced network complexity and cost of ownership
- Higher transaction integrity and secured information transfer
Enterprise Network & Data Security
SAIC, experienced security expert to the federal government, is focused on convergence to ensure that "what's possible" is also secure. More than ever, corporate information and proprietary data are critical to business success or failure. Protecting your network is not a luxury - it's survival. SAIC's proven capabilities to protect your mission-critical data worldwide include:
- 7x24x365 Enterprise-Managed Security Services
- Continuity of Operations
- Customer Support Services
- Security Assessment
- Policy and Procedures Consulting
- Security Engineering
- Knowledge Transfer and Security Planning
- Information Technology Security Hardening
- Firewalls
- Multiservice Virtual Private Networks
- Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
Success Stories
Cantor Fitzgerald
In a matter of hours after the collapse of the World Trade Center towers, SAIC employees installed an Internet replacement system for financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald, which had relocated to an emergency facility. SAIC installed 100 VoIP phones in a joint delivery effort with the equipment provider, Cisco.
Datek Online
SAIC helped install a VoIP replacement system for Datek Online. The company opened its facility to Jersey City emergency responders, who set up a 30-phone command center in the lobby. The VoIP system proved to be more reliable than the regular telephone system, which was swamped with emergency calls.
