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Communications News, Dec, 2005
Featuring increased port capacity and enhanced user interfaces, the new features found in CallXpress 7.71 are specifically developed for large companies actively seeking to replace their first-generation communications infrastructure. The unified communications solution supports up to 20,000 users on a single-site configuration, providing a large volume enterprise with the capacity necessary to support its entire employee base and, at the same time, requires less hardware to administer. Users have access to voice, fax and e-mail messages in a single e-mail inbox. CallXpress supports hundreds of legacy, digital and IP switches and is designed to deliver varying levels of communications functionality to different segments of the workforce on an ala carte basis-reducing company-wide licensing costs.--Applied Voice & Speech Technologies
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