Save on Fuel and Taxes with Unified Communications
NSPI Telecommuting Solution will help businesses identify and select communications technologies necessary to develop their own teleworker program.
Roswell, GA (PRWEB) September 4, 2008 — Network Services Plus, Inc. (NSPI), a leading provider of technology services, unveiled today the NSPI Telecommuting Solution. Utilizing the unified communications technologies long popular among businesses with disparate and mobile workforces, NSPI has developed the solution to meet the burgeoning demand for services which enable employees to work from home.
“Between voice mail, e-mail, faxes and cellular phones, typical employees waste valuable time balancing the myriad of communications devices required to be accessible to clients as well as team members,” explains Stephen Moss, COO of NSPI. “Unified communications is the convergence of these communications pathways into a single system that allows employees to work more efficiently and communicate more effectively from the office, their home or on the road.”
The NSPI Telecommuting Solution was developed to address the specific requirements of businesses who are seeking to reduce their carbon footprint and improve employee satisfaction by allowing employees to telework from home full or part of the time. The flexible solution uses software and networking technologies to bring together the voice, video, data and mobile applications common in most businesses.
Georgia businesses that deploy a Unified Communications solution can not only help their workers cut down on fuel costs but may also qualify for a tax credit under the Georgia Telework Tax Credit Program. Qualifying businesses can receive up to $20,000 tax credit for planning, consulting, training and/or raw labor costs associated with starting or expanding a telework program plus an additional tax credit of $1,200 per new teleworker created in 2009. Eligible expenses include equipment (computers, telecommunications, data entry, data processing), software and maintenance. The enrollment deadline for businesses interested in making application for the program in 2009 is October 31, 2008.
“It was our interest in the Georgia Telework Tax Credit Program that led to the development of the NSPI Telecommuting Solution,” continues Moss. “After meeting with representatives of the Georgia Clean Air Campaign, we realized that our technology was key to developing a teleworker program and wanted to extend those solutions to our customers and our community.”
For more information on the Georgia Telework Tax Credit Program, visit wwww.cleanaircampaign.com or register to attend a seminar co-sponsored by NSPI, The Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce and the Clean Air Campaign on September 24, 2008.
About Network Services Plus, Inc. (NSPI):
For more than 21 years, NSPI has been focused on the implementation and support of technology solutions that enable our customers to accelerate growth, productivity and profitability. Delivering technology solutions requires deep professional expertise and experience. Our teams pride themselves on having both attributes at their disposal when engineering and supporting customer solutions. While there have been significant changes in the underlying technologies we have deployed, two constants have remained: Quality Workmanship and Ethical Business Practices. NSPI is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, IBM Advanced Business Partner and a Cisco Premier Partner.
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