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911 Enable Joins Avaya Program |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Friday, 30 March 2007 |
Canadian emergency VoIP calling solution provider, 911 Enable, has
signed up to the Avaya Partner Program, Avaya DeveloperConnection.
911 Enable is the developer of the award-winning Enterprise 911
Solution, which routes 911 calls from enterprise networks to Public
Safety Answering Points (PSAPs).
The solution interoperates with the Avaya Communications Manager IP
telephony software, that provides intelligent call routing and
application integration for enterprise communications networking. As a
result, enterprises that use Avaya Communications Manager can benefit
from flexible 911 solutions that support their specific deployments.
"Working with Avaya will help us refine our flexible solutions for both
IP-based and legacy-based, multivendor networks," said Lev Deich,
Director of 911 Enable. "In addition, membership will help to
facilitate interoperability testing and speed time to deployment for
our customers."
The Avaya DeveloperConnection program currently includes thousands of
software and hardware developer companies, integrators, service
providers and customers. Members have created hundreds of innovative
solutions tested for Avaya compliance, including natural language
speech recognition applications, wireless services, specialized
computer telephony integration and reporting capabilities, and
applications tailored for specific vertical industries.
Through the DeveloperConnection program, Avaya provides a number of
tools and capabilities to member companies. One example is Application
Enablement Services (AES)-a set of application programming interfaces,
protocols and Web services that makes it easier for developers to
create Avaya-compatible networks, devices and applications.
"With the involvement of companies like 911 Enable, our Avaya developer
community has become a catalyst for rapid innovation - creating
multivendor applications that help enterprises around the world unleash
powerful new possibilities for operating more efficiently and
effectively," said Eric Rossman, vice president, developer relations
and technical alliances, Avaya.
"We help businesses embed secure, reliable Intelligent Communications
into the very fabric of their organization so employees and customers
have ready access to information regardless of where they are and how
they prefer to communicate."
Program members get a range of support goodies from Avaya, including
technical resources and training. There are three levels of membership
- Registered, Gold and Platinum - each entailing progressive levels of
marketing and sales involvement.
www.devconnectprogram.com
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