Integrated Applications
Server (IAS)
The IAS Board is a flexible and inexpensive way of introducing applications. With the help of embedded Microsoft Windows Server 2003 software, the board runs BusinessPhone Applications.
This means that once you have installed the board, it is incredibly easy to add and update applications. There is no maintenance of components other than those that form part of the BusinessPhone system. The IAS board can , of course, be maintained and updated easily via remote upgrading.
The IAS Board is a flexible and inexpensive way of introducing applications. With the help of embedded Microsoft Windows Server 2003 software, the board runs BusinessPhone Applications.
This means that once you have installed the board, it is incredibly easy to add and update applications. There is no maintenance of components other than those that form part of the BusinessPhone system. The IAS board can , of course, be maintained and updated easily via remote upgrading.
BusinessPhone Management Suite (BMS)
is a powerful configuration and administration tool. It combines the
ease of use and access flexibility of a web-based tool with the efficiency
of Java programming optimized for BusinessPhone system configuration
and management.
Benefits include:
• There is no need to install client software — the Management
Suite server is accessed using a standard web browser as a client
• Flexibility of access — users can access the BMS from
any PC with an Internet/intranet connection. The BMS server can communicate
with the BusinessPhone systems both locally and remotely via V.24,
modem dial-up or direct LAN connection
• Stable web platform improves reliability - and the intuitive
user interface, with familiar directory tree structures, reduces training
needs and leads to fewer programming, configuration and administration
errors
• Java servlet technology — increases speed and efficiency
of system
• Customized user classes — allow appropriately authorized
users to configure certain settings, and technicians to make more
fundamental system changes and upgrades, all from within the same
system.
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