DINStar Singapore - IP PBX

The customer, a Singapore Medical Group, operates 20 clinics across the island, located in various shopping malls. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the clinics faced a challenge maintaining social distancing norms as patients could not wait inside the clinic for their turn. If patients waited outside, they could not hear the receptionist call their turn. To address this issue, we designed an SMS Queue system with SMS and Voice Reminders.

In the world of communications, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) has made a profound impact since its inception. From its early days in the late 1990s to the robust, reliable, and versatile technology we have today, VoIP has evolved significantly. With over a decade of experience designing and architecting VoIP projects, I've observed the transformative power of this technology, and I am excited to discuss what the future might hold for VoIP.

The Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) market in Southeast Asia is experiencing a significant surge in demand. This trend is driven by various factors, including technological advancements, increasing internet penetration, the need for business process optimization, and the cost efficiency of VoIP solutions.

In the current digital landscape, the security of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems is of paramount importance. As businesses increasingly rely on VoIP for their communication needs, the potential for security breaches has also risen. While conventional firewalls are effective at protecting data networks, they are not equipped to handle the unique security challenges posed by VoIP systems. This necessitates the implementation of specialized security measures for VoIP systems.

Private Branch Exchange (PBX) systems have been a cornerstone of business communication for many years. However, with the advent of internet technology, a new player has entered the field: IP PBX. This article will explore the key differences between traditional PBX and IP PBX systems, helping you understand which might be the best fit for your business.

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology has revolutionized the way we communicate, offering more flexibility, better sound quality, and cost savings compared to traditional telephony systems. One area where VoIP has made a significant impact is in the realm of intercom systems.

In the modern digital workspace, voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems have become an integral part of business communications. However, as with any internet-connected technology, they are also vulnerable to cyber threats. This is where DINSTAR's Session Border Controllers (SBCs) come into play. These network elements are specifically designed to safeguard SIP-based VoIP networks and ensure seamless real-time communications.

The client is a Singapore-based Limosine Company that provides first-class service to VIP customers of several banks' private banking departments. The company faced a challenge where limosine services were often requested outside office hours, and sometimes drivers or customers overlooked the booked appointments, causing issues between the drivers and customers. To resolve this problem, we designed an SMS Limosine Schedule system with SMS and Voice Reminders.

Our client, a Singapore-based Tuition School, operates 12 tuition centres across the island. They cater to primary school students, offering classes in Chinese, Math, Science, and English. Each centre has 6 to 8 small classrooms, with an average of 10 students per class.The central management office was responsible for creating the class schedule for all the centres, including tutor assignment, student allocation, class scheduling and rescheduling, class merging, class transfers, and replacement...

Our customer is a multinational manufacturing & sales company based in Singapore, with additional offices in Taiwan, Australia, and Cambodia. Employing over 100 office staff and 500 factory workers, the customer required a secure and reliable communication network.