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Do You Need Nortel BCM 50/450 License Key Codes?

We can assist you to expand your BCM phone system with new features and seat licenses

Now that we are somewhat post pandemic, many businesses are once again growing. If your business has a Nortel BCM 50 or BCM 450 phone system, the challenge is to locate BCM Key Codes or seat licenses now that support for the BCM product line no longer exists. To add Seats and system features to your Nortel or Avaya BCM50 you need to source viable feature key codes.

Nortel BCM 50, also known as Avaya BCM50 which was sold for small business applications

How to Grow Your Nortel/Avaya BCM 50:

BCM 50 Key Code Licenses include: Digital Station Port Key Codes; Analog Station Port Key Codes; IP Telephony Client Key Codes; Analog Trunk Port Key Codes; Expansion Port Key Codes; Voice Messaging Key Codes; Unified Messaging Key Codes; VoIP Gateway Trunk Key Codes; Networking Key Codes; Fax Software Key Codes; Call Center Key Codes; LAN CTE Key Codes; BCM50 Intelligent Contact Centre; Remote Worker; and Network Configuration Manager Key Codes.

These Nortel BCM50 Key Codes serve a variety of Expansion requirements and can also be activated on an Avaya BCM 50 to grow your BCM as your business needs them.

The Nortel BCM 450 was manufactured for larger organizations that have hundreds of phones and users. Similar to the BCM 50, to add Seats and system features to your Nortel or Avaya BCM450 you also need to source viable feature or Seat key codes.

Nortel BCM 450, also known as Avaya BCM450 which was sold for larger enterprise business applications

How to Expand Your Nortel/Avaya BCM 450:

BCM 450 Key Code Licenses include: Activity Reporter Key Code; Advanced Paging Productivity Pack Key Code; IP Telephony Client Key Codes; Meet Me Conferencing Key Codes; Expansion Port Key Code; Voice Messaging Key Codes; Unified Messaging Key Codes; SIP Gateway Trunk Key Codes; VoIP Gateway Trunk Key Codes; Networking Key Codes; Fax Software Key Codes; LAN CTE Key Codes; Intelligent Contact Centre; and Network Configuration Manager Key Code.

Similar to the BCM 50, the Nortel BCM 450, which was also released under the Avaya BCM450 moniker, is no longer supported by the manufacturer. This makes acquiring viable Key Codes or Seat licenses challenging.

Now that the COVID pandemic is at least partially in the rear view mirror, we can assist you to expand your BCM 450, adding new features and life to your original BCM450 investment. Many BCM users now need to set up their staff members with full phone access at their home offices. Utilizing a Nortel IP phone and IP Telephony Seat license, along with a VPN tunnel and/or the Remote Worker feature, your staff can now work at home with the same phone capabilities they previously had at the office.

Keeping up with the Social Media "Jones’s" a Full Time Job

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At Telephone Magic, we sell business phones at wholesale prices.

We are currently in our 25th year in business and we love what we do – it’s exciting, always changing, we get to work with cutting edge phone system technology from worldwide leaders such as Avaya, NEC, Cisco, and Nortel.

Nortel BCM50 Avaya BCM telephone systemThe new world of Internet marketing does not just require additions, changes, and updates of HTML code and pages for our websites though. Now as much time is being spent updating the many and varied sources of Social Media Marketing.

Like other savvy and successful online companies, Telephone Magic is on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, Pinterest, and – oh yes – we also Blog!

Don’t get me wrong, it’s actually quite a bit of fun reaching out and touching the people who utilize our business telephone products every day in their day to day life. We appreciate our clients and we strive to give them the best personalized service in the industry. We feel, more than others, we create long-lasting relationships with our customers and they tend to come back time and time again due to the personalized rapport we forge with them.

On the other hand, Social Media is, in itself, a full time job, equal to, and in many cases, much more work than our websites they drive. I am certain many of you, as small, medium, and even large businesses, struggle to find the time in the day to juggle all of their social media sites, trying to be as responsive as possible while also trying to get their regular work done in a timely fashion.

I have talked to many business owners/managers/CEO’s that wonder how anyone is supposed to do all that social media demands without employing the full time efforts of a dedicated person. No doubt, it is tough. On one hand you don’t want to drop the ball, fail to make regular posts, and not get back to potential customers when they come knocking at your various social media outlets. On the other you have to deal with real world financial constraints driven by the economy which prevent you from carving out yet another salary from a potentially diminishing pie.

On top of this, your products are almost always evolving and new information is coming out regularly and needs to be updated on your actual website. Now let us try to keep up with as much of that work as possible to ensure the site you wish to promote with all your social media venues is not itself becoming stale and outdated, causing it to fall in the rankings of our friends at Google, and other search engines.

The Social Media challenge is certainly a real one and we all have to either deal with it in the best way we can with the limited time we have or, God forbid, simply ignore it and the world around us that has embraced and promoted it. Right, that is not an option. Time to get back to our Facebook page!