Dunhouse Quarry
A customer since 2006, Dunhouse Quarry have recently upgraded to a fully hosted Mitel MiVoice Business telephone system.
Dunhouse Quarry is a long-established family owned group of companies, which specialise in the stone masonry industry. Its production facilities are based in Staindrop, County Durham, and the company is able to carry out all aspects of the trade, including quarrying and fixing, mainly in sandstone and limestone.
Dunhouse Quarry
The Challenge
While gearing up for its latest expansion, Dunhouse Quarry, a longstanding customer of Odyssey Systems, since 2006, required a resilient telephony system in place that comprised a number of additional extensions to handle increased volumes of internal and external calls. It had previously operated a very old and outdated system, which was becoming problematic, so called on Odyssey’s expertise to deliver an effective solution.
I'm delighted with the service provided by Louise and the Odyssey team. We're planning to integrate our CRM for click to dial and screen pop information next.
Paul Allison, Managing Director
The Solution
The upgrade process required a full scale re-cabling at Dunhouse Quarry’s site in Cleatlam to improve connectivity between its multiple sites in the North East of England and Scotland, to meet Cat6 standards.
As a result, Odyssey installed a modern hosted Mitel telephone system to accommodate these extensions, while upgrading the lines from ISDN to SIP. Dunhouse Quarry’s existing CRM system was also integrated to support the upgraded software and enhance customer relations.
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