Nashua Communications is proud to be the leading provider of Siemens Enterprise and Panasonic communications technology in Southern Africa. Since 2009 Siemens Enterprise Communications PTY (Ltd) has been a part of the Nashua Group (within the Reunert Ltd Company).Reunert is ranked among South Africa’s top electronics and electrical engineering companies and was established in 1888 by Theodore Reunert and Otto Lentz. The Reunert Company will continue (through the Nashua Group) to fully support the innovative Siemens Enterprise Communications products and services portfolio.•    Vision: To become the company of choice for enterprise customers in Southern Africa by providing innovative communication solutions and service excellence.•    Mission: Nashua Communications is focused on delivering comprehensive, end-to-end communication solutions to enterprise customers in Southern Africa via our channels to market with service excellence.The Nashua OpenScale portfolio intends to boost the agility, efficiency and effectiveness of your business. This consists of a complete array of consultancy, integration and managed services catering for complex integration requirements and multi-vendor management. When using the OpenScale essential, professional or managed and hosted services - we ensure excellence in:•    service delivery•    mitigating risk•    lowering cost•    ensuring transparency and predictabilityCultivate a seamless collaboration environment for your business using open (standard-based) architecture that includes voice, network infrastructure and security solutions. The Siemens Enterprise open communications framework has a foundation of seven key elements that prepare our customers for the future: •    Unified communications is a concept that unifies business communication and collaboration into a distinct - straightforward - model. This is done using premium communication technology that integrates various devices and communication channels. •    IT-based communications embrace open standards software and technology with an emphasis on open IT centric approaches to communications. •    Fixed mobile convenience uses the most cost-effective networks without surrendering the practicality and ease of use offered by mobile devices.