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PROGNOSIS Spreads Its Wings |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Monday, 13 November 2006 |
Integrated Research has formally announced its intention to port
its PROGNOSIS technology to more platforms in a move that will see the VoIP
monitoring and diagnostics system running on Avaya, Alcatel and Novel in
addition to the existing Cisco solution.
The strategic initiative to expand its management software
to the three new communication platforms will take the next twelve months says
the company.
The decision to make PROGNOSIS available on other platforms
will significantly increase Integrated Research's market taking in the three
biggest vendors in the U.S.
(Avaya, Cisco and Nortel) in addition to Alcatel a leading VoIP provider in Europe.
PROGNOSIS currently supports Cisco's Unified CallManager IP
telephony platform. With support for an additional three platforms, this
potentially extends the market opportunity for PROGNOSIS more than threefold,
says the company.
"Today, our software is well established globally as
the monitoring tool of choice for large-scale Cisco VoIP deployments,"
said Keith Andrews, Chief Executive Officer for Integrated Research.
"Several of our large customers are now urging us to extend PROGNOSIS to
support a second and in some cases third VoIP platform."
With this new strategy, PROGNOSIS will offer enterprise and
managed service provider customers a single view into these disparate IP
communication systems, which together represent over 60 per cent of the global
IP communication market.
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