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Written by Adam Gosling
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Thursday, 16 August 2007 |
Melbourne-based Next
IP Distribution has begun stocking the Aastra OpenCom range of telephone
systems from the Ontario-based company.
Aastra offers a full range of
open standard IP-based and traditional communications networking products,
including terminals, systems, and applications. In
particular, however, Next IP is interested in the OpenCom X320, which
it notes is ideally suited to small to medium sized businesses,
The X320 integrates voicemail,
call accounting, fax card, VPN router and firewall, into one solution plus offers a number of wireless
and fixed handset options. Based on a modular system design, the
OpenCom X320 can be tailored to suit the needs of any growing business.
Nick Touzeau, director of Next IP Distribution, said, "The OpenCom
X320 is a truly convergent telephone system, combining technology strengths
in VoIP, wireless, business applications such as voicemail and integrated
call accounting and a range of fixed and IP handsets. The system is completely
expandable and flexible, allowing it to be configured as either a "traditional"
PABX or as a pure "IP-PABX."
The OpenComX320 incorporates a range
of features including:
- Voice over IP (VoIP) - the system has
been developed specifically with VoIP in mind enabling SMB's to connect
IP handsets, IP-enabled DECT base stations and PC based soft phones to
their local or wide area networks. Call costs are dramatically reduced
because the OpenCom X320 supports carrier based SIP trunking while site
linking can be achieved via an inbuilt VPN router with firewall supporting
IPSEC and PPTP.
- Wireless - large work areas receive
blanket radio coverage through integrated DECT wireless extensions and
DECT base stations.
- Applications - business applications
such as call accounting, voicemail and auto attendant have been integrated,
eliminating the need to purchase external modules or third party applications.
The system also has its own CTI (computer telephony integration) package
for PC based management of handsets and voicemail as well as support for
dial out from applications such as Microsoft Outlook.
The OpenCom X320 also supports a variety
of integrated messaging options including the receipt and sending of faxes
directly from a user's PC via an optional fax mail card.
"The Aastra OpenCom X320 telephone
system offers protection of investment for small and medium businesses.
It provides the freedom and versatility to enable future application
development because of its simple configuration, remote management functionality
and highly scalable processor power," said Touzeau.
www.NextIP.com.au
www.aastra.com
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