Avaya Connecting Businesses To the iPhone
12.26.07 - 04:18pm
The iPhone has been heralded as the “Invention of the Year” by Time magazine and had an utterly superb phone web browser
with a beauty no one can deny. Nonetheless it has often been criticized for its lack of business use. Avaya Inc. is about to bridge the iPhone with businesses allowing it to connect seamlessly to the business network while at work.
Avaya, is a privately held telecommunication company that specializes in enterprise telephone and call center technology. With the new downloadable program which is set to come out in the UK at the beginning of 2008, business users will be able to go to work and connect the iPhone into their business network. This will allow for the iPhone to take over the typical desk phone. It can then be used for conference calls, call transfer, abbreviated dialing and anything else the desk phones can do.
Employees will have the same number in and out of the office. Office calls will be charged at the fixed-line rates and then will revert to normal mobile charges upon the employee leaving work.
The download is called one-X Mobile and will work not just for the iPhone, but also for most cell phone manufactures including Nokia, Motorola, Sony Erickson, and Samsung.
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