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May 06, 2008
By David Sims
TMCnet Contributing Editor
Team One, AVST Partner for CallXpress Delivery to Clients
By David Sims
TMCnet Contributing Editor
Team One Solutions has announced a partnership with Applied Voice & Speech Technologies to bring their unified communications platform CallXpress, to their clients in Northern California.
AVST's (News - Alert) call processing, voice messaging, unified messaging
, fax, notification, and speech-enabled personal assistant products will now be provided by Team One Solutions. Team One Solutions now provides the call processing and unified communications products from AVST to Bay Area businesses and institutions.
, fax, notification, and speech-enabled personal assistant products will now be provided by Team One Solutions. Team One Solutions now provides the call processing and unified communications products from AVST to Bay Area businesses and institutions.
"AVST has a non-interruptive product for migrating these older systems into future proof messaging platforms," said Paul Svec, Team One Solutions Chief Executive Officer. "The product can be deployed entirely at the pace that best suits each individual client."
"The ability to integrate the CallXpress platform into our customers' diverse voice and data networks is an advantage for our organization," said Jeff Bell, Team One Solutions Vice President of Sales.
Team One Solutions is owned and operated by a veteran group of telecommunication executives.
Last June Applied Voice & Speech Technologies announced the general availability of the CallXpress 7.9 version of its flagship product. It offers new SIP integrations, enhanced localization features, and the ability for enterprises to define the unified messaging architecture that best meets their storage, access and security needs, company officials said at the time.
integrations, enhanced localization features, and the ability for enterprises to define the unified messaging architecture that best meets their storage, access and security needs, company officials said at the time. CallXpress 7.9 allows users to select from four different UM architectures. These four "flavors" of unified messaging -- server-based, client-based, secure and simplified -- can fit businesses and organizations in a wide range of industries, company officials say. Customers can also mix and match architectures based on individual departmental or user requirements.
Blair Pleasant (News - Alert), President and Principal Analyst of COMMfusion, said by enabling IT managers to deploy different UM architectures on a user by user basis, and then change methodologies down the road, CallXpress 7.9 "provides companies with the flexibility needed to deploy and implement unified messaging, both now and in the future."
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