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NEC challenges IBM and Cisco with new unified comms desktop
Stuart Corner
Tuesday, 24 November 2009 09:42
The UC700 client is billed as a complete desktop suite providing: presence management; integration with third party applications with embedded click to call functionality; integration with Microsoft Outlook and IBM Lotus Notes; unified messaging; single-number reach and unified voicemail.
NEC claims to have sold its SV8000 range of IP communications servers to 4500 customers in Australia since its launch 18 months ago. NEC introduced the low end model (700 extensions), the SV8100 in July 2008 . This was followed by high end SV8500 (192,000 extensions) in February 2009 . NEC also offers the mid rangeSV8300.
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