Telecoms10.09.2008

iBurst Office in a Box

iBurst has launched its Office in a Box service, aimed at helping SMMEs (Small, medium and micro enterprises) to become operational quickly, affordably and conveniently.

“iBurst’s Office in a Box provides small businesses with an all in one device with router and switchboard functions. The solution provides a combination of broadband and telephony technology which will enable businesses to surf the web and make and receive phone calls,” the broadband provider said.

“The end-to-end office solution boasts switchboard features such as voicemail, conference facilities, call waiting, call transfer and more.”

Depending on which of the three packages is selected, Office in a Box includes either iBurst or ADSL connectivity, up to two cordless phones, up to two analogue phones, a reception phone, a lightning protection unit, two iCall telephone numbers and R100 worth of free calls.

A router, firewall, 4 Ethernet ports and an integrated Wi-Fi access point comes standard with this service.

“Office in a Box is a total solution for the small home or office enterprise with a limited number of employees requiring quick installation and a reliable voice and data connection to the outside world,” added iBurst CEO Thami Mtshali.

Subscription to Office in a Box is subject to a once-off installation and delivery fee of R1 500 and a monthly fee dependant on the package selected.

ADSL based Office-in-a-box packages range from R 579.00 for a 1 GB quick-start service to R 1339.00 for a 10 GB premier service. iBurst wireless Office-in-a-box packages start at R 599.00 for a 40 MB quick-start service and does up to R 1679.00 for a 10 GB premier service.

iBurst’s partnership with Dial a Nerd means that new subscribers get 3 hours onsite professional installation free of charge.

Office in a Box is available on a two-year contract directly from iBurst, resellers and service providers.

Office in a Box pricing and discussion here

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