NEC Infrontia brings together the corporate strengths of two world leaders in business communications - the Nitsuko Corporation and NEC.
NEC Infrontia Corporation, is a merger of the Nitsuko and NEC small/medium communication and POS businesses into a single company. This has created a global supplier that can provide leading edge communication solutions to meet your requirements. Whether it is traditional telephony or LAN based IP telephony we provide solutions to solve todays business problems.
Today the NEC Infrontia product range includes:
IP and traditional Business Communication Systems
Wireless LAN Products
POS Products
Business PDA Handheld Computers
PHS Wireless Telephony systems
In a rapidly changing world you need to be sure that your new communication system will not become yesterdays product. NEC Infrontia is Japans largest supplier of telephone systems for small and medium sized organisations. As part of an industrial grouping that includes NEC, Anritsu, Mazda Cars they have the technological resources to keep pace with all key developments in telephony - ISDN, CTI, IP Telephony, Data Integration, Cordless and whatever is around the corner.
About NEC
Established in 1899
Invests over £2 billion on research and development every year
One of the highest number of patents in the world
Japan’s largest supplier of telephone systems to the SME sector
Employs more than 150,000 people worldwide
The only global company in the world’s top 5 in both computers and communications
As one of the world’s greatest telecommunication companies, NEC’s portfolio of systems delivers the best technology can offer.
From 2 to 500 users, businesses can transform their communications and work more productively and more cost-effectively.
These fast, reliable and secure systems range from highly featured handsets to call management, call centre applications, business mobility, messaging, communication portals and more.
NEC Infrontia brings together the corporate strengths of two world leaders in business communications - the Nitsuko Corporation and NEC.
