BenComm Presents Intelligent Communications Seminar

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Bennet Communications hosts interactive luncheon and informative discussion on the latest in telecommunications technology.

Germantown, MD – May 11, 2011 – Bennet Communications (BenComm), a local provider of Avaya and Polycom telephony products in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area, will host a gourmet luncheon and enlightening discussion on Thursday, May 12, 2011 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at its Germantown, MD location. The topic will be “Unified communications: Enhancing Business Efficiency Using Avaya Technology.”

The DC, Virginia and Maryland telecommunications and Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) provider is hosting the seminar and interactive luncheon. The purpose is to share the latest information on innovative technology and intelligent communications for small and medium businesses. Seminar participants will have the opportunity to win an iPad in a special drawing.

“There are several new technology solutions that businesses with more than one location can use to create a more centralized administrative operation,” said Jennifer Hecht, vice president of business development for BenComm. “Companies can improve productivity and save money with unified communications.”

Some of these capabilities include increased efficiency for customer service operations, remote management for medium and small business communication systems, transferring calls to workers outside of the office and better connectivity for mobile employees.

About Bennet Communications: BenComm (http://www.bencomm.com/) is an implementation and technical support company that services District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia telecommunications systems. BenComm is the top local provider of Avaya Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) IP telephony products in the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area. The company has more than 25 years of experience with Avaya, AT&T and Lucent products. The company also has a dedicated internal team that handles Maryland, Virginia and DC cabling.