How softphones are transforming the GC workplace
The softphone solution may feel new, but it started as a pilot led by Shared Services Canada (SSC) during the COVID-19 pandemic.
GC devices are the everyday tools used by Government of Canada workers to deliver services Canadians depend on.
The softphone solution may feel new, but it started as a pilot led by Shared Services Canada (SSC) during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Shared Services Canada works with federal departments to provide standardized, accessible and secure technologies so public servants can collaborate effectively, stay productive and deliver reliable, inclusive services across the country.
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Providing modern, cost-effective and secure telephony, including softphones and mobile devices for GC workers
Supporting employees with disabilities, injuries and ergonomic requirements in the workplace
Ensuring the proper management of GC IT equipment throughout its lifecycle: planning, acquisition, use, maintenance, tracking and disposal
Equipping GC workers with up-to-date digital tools to support seamless collaboration across government
Providing secure, accessible contact centre tools to support improved service delivery
SSC successfully migrated more than 31,000 PSPC email accounts to Microsoft Exchange Online, improving reliability, security and access to modern collaboration tools.
Learn how the GC is moving away from traditional desk phones and adopting modern options such as softphones, so public servants can stay connected wherever work happens.
SSC’s AAACT program helps GC employees break down barriers with adaptive tools, accessible technologies and workplace solutions.
Learn how SSC is transforming used IT equipment into new opportunities through secure reuse, responsible recycling and a commitment to a greener future.