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Dialog Enterprise Inks Deal with Stafford Motors

2011-10-25 10:21:09        Colombo

 

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Stafford Motors, sole authorized distributor in Sri Lanka for Honda Motor Corporation of Japan ties with Dialog Enterprise to provide an integrated communication solution that will enhance productivity of its operations while reducing communication costs.

The new solution provided by Dialog enterprise is a fully converged IP based solution capable of providing both voice and data services using a single network infrastructure.

All the business locations of Stafford Motors will be a part of a centralized voice communication platform based on a next generation (NGN) IP based hosted telephony solution capable of providing a single number centralized call handling and extension dialing between locations.

“Since Dialog was the existing mobile partner we commenced discussions with Dialog to enhance our communication needs for all voice, data and internet needs,” Ms. Sakunthala Dharmathilake – Director HR/Company Secretary of Stafford Motors said.

“Dialog’s rapidly changing and advanced technology solutions backed up by excellent customer service and flexibility prompted us to decide on Dialog for total communications solutions.” Dialog Axiata, with over 2000 GSM and 1200 3G base stations and growing is Sri Lanka’s largest mobile service provider. The use of Dialog’s platform would give Stafford Motors seamless options to use communication tools in voice and data format.

“The VPN system would standardize data and voice operation providing clients a one stop shop solution for all their communication needs,” Mr. Suresh Sidhu – Group Chief Officer, Dialog Enterprise & Global Business said.

“The new VPN solution would give Stafford Motors a new vista to communicate with internal and external stakeholders more efficiently and faster.”

Stafford Motor is the sole authorized distributor for Honda cars and motorbikes in Sri Lanka since 1983.

Honda is the sixth largest car maker in the world with over 120 billion dollars in global sales in 2010.