Bring your offices and remote sites together for maximum collaboration and teamwork. Communicate with all your employees over encrypted secure connections no matter where they are.

No matter what Broadband technology your Internet provider offers, the mBox can support it. Whether it's Fibre, DSL, leased line, 3G or WiMAX, your office can be easily connected online.

You are assured to be kept always safe from Internet attacks and hackers while connected to the Internet. The mBox has built-in firewall, intrusion detection and prevention as well as anti-virus system to ensure total protection 24 by 7!

All your offices become securely connected over the Internet for data, voice and video communications. You can make internal calls between your offices, exchange information, access applications and also have CCTV run over the network.

Protect your network from the inside and ensure that only authorised people and devices are allowed to access the network. You can also have many logical networks within your main network with separate traffic and have regulated access to these networks in order to keep sensitive information safe and only in the right hands.

Deploy state-of-the-art IP telephony system with the mBox and tie this with your email so all your voicemails are forwarded as email attachments. Advanced telephony services like IVR, auto-attendant, conferencing, call logging and much more are all integrated.

We guarantee safe Internet browsing. No inappropriate content is allowed through. Only websites and content that are approved by the organisation can be accessed.

We enable you to log and audit all Internet usage so you can see and monitor how your staff are spending their time online.

Cost saving starts by relying on open solutions which are based on industry standards from the Open Source community away from license-based systems. Such open solutions bring technology which has been traditionally restricted to large enterprises to all organisations with limited budgets. It's about mainstreaming technology and making it in the public domain.