Unified Communications (VOIP) Case Studies from Bulletproofsi.com

Company Name:  Cooke Aquaculture Inc.
Video:Nitin Soni

Problem:  Phenomenon known as SuperChill.  Unknown to scientists when the temperature of sea water reaches a certain temperature (approximately -2 degrees) , Salmon tend to literally flop over and die if disturbed in any way including feeding.

Resulting situation:  Scientists, biologists and Executives within Cooke Aquaculture are constantly trying to monitor the temperature of the water manually.

Bulletproof's Solution:  At the time Bulletproof Solutions was in the process of implementing a Unified Communications Solution for Cooke Aquaculture across its major sites.  Knowing the potential loss of fish and revenue with this phenomenon, Bulletproof developed a real time application that was delivered to the Biologists and Executives phones in which they could check the temperature of any site at the touch of a button on their phone. 

Result: Provides real-time information to the people who need the information in order to ensure that the fish are not disturbed during this crucial time and in the end potential saving the organization millions of dollars in lost revenue.


Company Name:  ADI Group Ltd.
Video: Peter Embleton

Problem:  Older phone system with very little functionality across several locations in Atlantic Canada and parts of Western Canada and the United States.

Resulting situation:  Opportunity to improve data communications and potentially save on telecommunications costs.

Bulletproof's Solution:  Bulletproof implemented a Unified Communications solution based on CISCO technology.  Cisco Unified Communications Manager couple with Unity Express provided a truly rich and flexible solution.  While the Communications Manager provided the necessary resiliency from site to site, the Unity Express provided ADI with the "island unto themselves" approach, protecting them against unlikely but possible WAN failures.

Result:  ADI has lowered its overall telecommunications cost and has had an even greater positive impact on company morale.  In their words, with four digit dialing throughout the entire company, the regional offices have become just an extension of head office instead of “islands” amongst themselves.