Applicable Industries
- Cement
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Maintenance
Use Cases
- Construction Management
- Onsite Human Safety Management
Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
Lakeview Professional Services is a human resource management company that provides accounting, consulting, and safety services for residential construction companies. The company, founded in 1975, is based in Corona, CA, and has been a family-owned business since its inception. Lakeview has 130 office employees spread across six different locations and hundreds of remote construction employees in three states: California, Nevada, and Arizona. The company was previously using an outdated Nortel PBX system for communication, which was proving to be expensive and difficult to maintain.
The Challenge
Lakeview Professional Services, a human resource management company, was facing significant challenges with its outdated Nortel PBX system. The system, dating back to the 1990s, had become difficult and expensive to maintain, requiring an external technician for all servicing. The voicemail system was also problematic, relying on a hard drive that needed frequent replacement. To convert phone signals to IP traffic for remote sites, Lakeview had to use MCK units, which were costing the company $1,500 a month. These units eventually became outdated and useless. The company, with 130 office employees spread across six locations and hundreds of remote construction employees in three states, needed a more efficient and cost-effective communication solution.
The Solution
Lakeview's Vice President, Jerry Crowther, decided to switch to RingCentral, a cloud-based phone system, after witnessing its effectiveness in another business. The transition to RingCentral was smooth, despite the dispersed nature of Lakeview's employees and offices. Once the numbers were transferred to RingCentral, the old PBX system was shut down, and everyone started using their new RingCentral phones. Although there was a learning curve, the employees eventually adapted to the new system. With all six of Lakeview's offices now connected on one phone system, communication has become faster and easier. The Auto-Receptionist feature, along with each employee having a direct line, has reduced waiting times and improved efficiency.
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