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8CISCO SYSTEMS, INC.
WORK
At inChord, a global marketing communications
company, the key to success is meeting each
client’s unique needs. To do that requires consis-
tent, effective communications. Through its Cisco
network, inChord employees, clients, and vendors
can collaborate in real time, regardless of location.
Wireless networks keep staff connected while
away from their desks. IP telephony helps them
bypass expensive long distance charges. And
Cisco IP Communications gives them anytime
access to voice messages, e-mail, and faxes from
their PCs or telephones, anywhere in the world.
Messages aren’t missed. Opportunities are seized.
Client relationships are strengthened. And inChord
continues to grow—more productive, more global—at
a rate of 15 percent each year.
A DIRECTOR MEETS WITH A GRAPHIC DESIGNER
IN NEW YORK AND CLIENTS IN LONDON, FROM
HER DESK IN COLUMBUS, OHIO—AND NOBODY
PAYS FOR LONG DISTANCE.
now.