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Network & Service Provisioning Center
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FastLane’s Independent Service Provisioning Center enables the company to connect to the best available network maximizing QOS and economic advantage |
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This starts with multiple GSM / GPRS networks, extends to VoWLAN in the office, home and other private and municipal networked zones |
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FastLane is compelled to embrace these new network types and the competitive advantage they provide |
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Value Added Applications
FastLane delivers a set of compelling wireless applications not available to today's wireless business user, including:
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Multiparty Conferencing |
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Visual Voice Messaging |
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Extension Transfer |
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Business Class Support
FastLane has also tailored the support mechanisms to meet the distinct needs of a business, as different from a consumer. These include:
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Real Time Web Based Billing and Reporting Application to simplify the accounting, and expense allocation process |
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Handset back up and replacement process to address a business crippling, resource-intensive situation when a phone is lost, broken or stolen |
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Web Based Administrative Dashboard allowing your company to define the use case parameters for different classes of users |
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Voice & Data Pricing & Packaging
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Domestic voice pricing that is competitive, and structured for a business entity, not a cluster of consumers |
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Data plans that are tailored to why / how businesses use data (i.e. e-mail and corporate web-based applications) |
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Material cost reductions via International pricing that capitalizes on the differences between US and International pricing / calling behavior |
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