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.
BackStage functionality includes business
call support, messaging, communication profiles, presence information,
team efficiency enhancements and data integration. A key element is
the integration with a customer’s infrastructure. This is especially
important for examples like Outlook, directories, tools for Customer
Relationship Management and web information services.
The supported communication devices are digital, analog and IP phones,
cordless and mobile phones. Access is provided via PCs, Terminal Clients,
Web browser and Pocket PCs.
Technology options available for selection are Computer
Telephony (CT), Voice over IP (VoIP) and, if needed, Terminal Server,
wireless LAN (WLAN) and Remote Access Services. The communication
systems served are BusinessPhone and MD Evolution (generally platforms
supporting the common CSTA / TSAPI Computer Telephony standard).
Backstage
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