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Centralized Management For Multiple Asterisk Sites |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Tuesday, 30 October 2007 |
Boston-based
NeoPhonetics has launched a new system which enables multiple sAsterisk
sites and servers to be managed from a single central location.
Dubbed
the Unified Management System for Enterprise Asterisk systems, its
said to be an industry first and takes Asterisk a step forward in the
functionality it needs for large enterprise acceptance.
The company says its Unified Management System provides simple,
non-technical, rapid deployment and maintenance of Asterisk across
large enterprises - allowing for automated, Web-based configuration,
provisioning of Asterisk/Polycom installations and even real-time
monitoring of network performance and call quality.
It also supports redundant, distributed Asterisk servers to enable the construction of robust, enterprise-grade systems.
Other features include Automated provisioning of telephones, call
routing and PBX configuration for rapid first boot installation and
simplified ongoing maintenance. The system also supports call centers
and integrated business processes based on SIP, XML and SQL open
standards architectures.
"Like all of NeoPhonetics' best initiatives, the Unified Management
System was driven by customer needs," said Chad Agate, CEO of
NeoPhonetics. "Multi-site enterprise customers needed a centralized
management system that simplified Asterisk installation and maintenance
while also enabling advanced unified communications, call center
functionality and VoIP monitoring and reporting. We didn't find a user
interface with these features for redundant, multiple server systems,
so a number of customers encouraged us to develop it, and here we are."
In addition to fulfilling the needs of enterprise customers,
integrators and resellers will benefit from the Unified Management
System as well. According to Agate, "Business development for this
system is still in the early stages, as we have been focusing our
efforts to date on perfecting the technology behind the solution. Now,
we're looking forward to lively and productive conversations with the
VoIP community on where and how to take this management system for
Asterisk."
www.neophonetics.com
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