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Windows-based IP PBX Gets PlugnPlay snom |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Tuesday, 09 January 2007 |
German phone maker, snom technology, has announced a strategic
partnership with Canadian IP PBX developer, Objectworld, to deliver an
end-to-end SIP solution to market.
Objectworld develops and sells VoIP phone systems and
Unified Communications software for Microsoft Windows platforms.
Thanks to the partnership between the two vendors, the
company's Unified Communications server will automatically detect and configure
snom IP phones when they are connected, making end-user implementation a real
possibility.
Objectworld's UC Server is a SIP-based IP PBX that incorporates
Unified Messaging and Unified Communications while reducing operational costs
and simplifying business processes, says the company.
It also claims the UC Server is the only VoIP phone system
fully integrated with Microsoft Active Directory.
"We're very excited to add snom to a growing list of
Objectworld Connect partners" said Steve Grassie, vice president of business
development and marketing at Objectworld.
"snom provides feature-rich, high-quality phones at a
very reasonable cost. This relationship increases the choices available to UC
Server customers and guarantees that deploying snom phones with UC Server will
be utterly painless - a matter of plugging the phone in.
"No one else in the industry provides that level of
simplicity, openness and peace of mind to their customers. I'm sure our
customers will be as thrilled as I am that we're providing it in partner-ship
with snom," Grassie added.
Ottowa-based Objectworld Communications calls its solutions ‘IT
Telephony, the next step in the convergence of telephony into the IT Data Center'.
"Together, snom and Objectworld provide a fully
supported and certified SIP telephony solution," said Michael Knieling,
CFO and executive vice president of marketing and sales for snom.
"snom's unique interoperability allows us to work with
partners such as Objectworld in order to provide our customers with optimal
telephony solutions. We look forward to this partnership with Objectworld to increase
the support services and capabilities of our phones."
www.objectworld.com
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