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Honda F1 Racing team
The client
The leading Formula 1 racing team.
The challenge
Providing a system that would enable the team headquarters to communicate with suppliers and partners easily and quickly around the world.
Allow technicians to communicate rapidly during a race.
Meet the rapid expansion needs of staff at the headquarters in Brackley.
The Solution
Avaya Communication Manager software based on Internet protocol (IP) telephony. It can accommodate 550 users and can be scaled to 12,000 with every member of staff having a dedicated extension number no matter where in the world they are. They are managed through a single switch in the UK and are recognised as ‘internal calls’ in that they the quality and cost is consistent with local calls and international phone networks aren’t used.
Modular Messaging also installed so that voicemail, fax, e-mail and MS outlook can be picked up on a single device anywhere in the world.
Results
Faster and more effective communication. Easy to use system where ever staff are-mobile, desk or travelling
Greater security and reliability. The system incorporates disaster recovery and the ability to record calls

Simplified infrastructure. Calls are direct person-to-person, anywhere in the world, and the system is scaleable.

Reduced costs. No racetrack communication systems are required now. Using a single supplier has reduced costs by 30% when on location, and IT maintenance costs and resource requirements have also been reduced.

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