3D Networks, India, successfully completes Nortel Networks first in India and biggest in Asia Pacific* Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) deployment for Cognizant Technology Solutions

*With Nortel Networks Succession Communication Server for Enterprise (CSE) 1000 for Cognizant Technology Solutions.

3D Networks Pte Ltd., India, a leading systems integrator and convergence specialist, has successfully completed the state-of-art emerging VoIP deployment using Nortel Networks Succession 1000k series voice communication system for Cognizant Technology Solutions in Chennai. The project was to enable a closed user-group Voice Communication for their Chennai-Okkiyam bound new facility-Techno campus.

For their new technology campus premises in Chennai that would act as the central hub for their Indian operations, Cognizant needed a state-of-art, efficient, cost effective, and scalable voice network to connect their intra and inter offices between their new central hub and other offices in India, US and UK offices

3D Networks proposed a communications solution that would reduce communications cost, provide consistent communications with employees across the country and regions and protect Cognizant’s investment in analog telephones and
Nortel Networks Meridian PBXs.

The Cognizant Chennai-Okkiyam project has become a prestigious and significant example of a leading enterprise becoming an early adopter of an industry leading solution for its simplicity, maintenance-free and cost-saving features which otherwise would have been impacted by the requirement of multi-server switches. The cost saving and easy maintenance has been especially significant since the number of seats / users at the Chennai facility are in thousands. The deployment of IP technology has enabled that voice is carried on the existing data network, while quality remains intact.

Today, nine remote offices of Cognizant Technology Solutions have merged with state-of-the-art Technology Campus over Nortel Networks Succession CSE 1000.

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Issued January 2004

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