The Superior School of the Judges of the State of Tocantins (Esmat) informs that the institutional phone book has been updated. The new contacts for each unit are now available for consultation on the portal. Check out the updated phone numbers below:
- Reception: +55 (63) 3142 2501
- Board of Directors: +55 (63) 3142 2504 / 2515
- Legal Department: +55 (63) 3142 2469
- Center of Training and Improvement of Magistrates: +55 (63) 3142 2524 / 2525 / 2530
- Center of Training and Improvement of Servers: +55 (63) 3142 2466 / 2467 / 2468
- Postgraduate Center: +55 (63) 3142 2516 / 2443
- Academic Secretariat: +55 (63) 3142 2521
- Master's Secretariat: +55 (63) 3142 2510 / 2511
- Pedagogical Supervision: +55 (63) 3142 2434
- Technological Supervision: +55 (63) 3142 2446 / 2448 / 2449 / 2450 / 2451
- Library: +55 (63) 3142 2438 / 2440
- Finance Division: +55 (63) 3142 2456 / 2457 / 2458 / 2459 / 2460
- Administrative Division: +55 (63) 3142 2463 / 2464
- Communication: +55 (63) 3142 2461 / 2462
- Languages/Revision: +55 (63) 3142 2533
New VoIP technology for institutional telephony
The Judiciary of the state of Tocantins, through the Directorate of Information Technology (DTINF), has implemented the VoIP telephone service in all administrative and judicial units, including Esmat. VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technology replaces traditional analog telephony, bringing significant improvements in communication quality and greater operational efficiency.
Main benefits of VoIP
- Savings on calls, especially long-distance and international calls.
- Elimination of the need to maintain traditional telephone exchanges.
- Expansion and adjustments with less investment in infrastructure.
- Possibility of remote service by magistrates and civil servers, with just an internet connection and an app on mobile devices.
- Superior audio, without noise or interference, compared to traditional telephony.
- Advanced encryption (TLS and SRTP) to protect calls from interception, guaranteeing security and confidentiality.
- Reduced resource consumption by eliminating physical telephone lines, contributing to more sustainable and environmentally responsible practices.
