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 Operator Workstation is
the application that integrates call management, directory assistance
and message handling. All functions are handled from the PC. For instance,
the operator can answer an incoming call, see at a glance that the
requested extension user is out at lunch, enter a text message and
forward it to the user’s PC via the company email system with
just a few keystrokes or, if preferred, mouse clicks.
The operator can log on to the system, with a username and password,
from any PC in the company’s network. All operator-configured
options, including the appearance of the desktop, system settings
and function key assignment, are saved with the password, so each
individual operator has a personalized version of the system. The
operator can switch between "on duty" and "off duty"
settings or put the system into "night" mode.
BusinessPhone Operator Suite integrates with Microsoft® Outlook™
and Lotus Notes to improve the level of information within a company.
Absence information entered in a user’s Outlook™ or Lotus
Notes Calendar is forwarded to the BusinessPhone D.N.A. Server and
broadcast to the Operator Workstation application.
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