Far South Networks, a world leader in the design and manufacturing of IP telephony platforms made some additions to its arsenal this week with the announcement of Yealink’s (News - Alert) T2 series and Diamond IP conference phone CP 860 passing interoperability testing with flying colors.
Yealink’s T2 series in addition to its CP860 both successfully completed testing with Far South Networks Com.X IP PBX (News - Alert). This is not the first time we have seen this from this duo, as interoperability testing has been occurring since 2011 and was augmented in 2013. With Yealink recently releasing its CP 860, the time was right for testing—as indicated by the test’s 100 percent pass rate.
"We are excited to provide our IP PBX customers with access to enterprise class conferencing and high-definition audio services, through integrated support for Yealink's new IP conference and T2 series IP phones," said Far South Networks Managing Director, Grant Broomhall. "By maintaining a close technical partnership with Yealink, Far South Networks' clients are ensured of a seamless and consistent user experience. Together, these open-standards based, telephony products provide a scalable, high-quality PBX solution for the small to medium business user."
Yealink’s CP 860 delivers what the company refers to as “diamond clear” voice performance, and is geared toward small and medium sized business. The system includes features on can only find from Yealink including: USB recording and conferencing for up to five parties as well as call linkage with PC or mobile softphones.
Yealink Vice President Stone Lu (News - Alert) is overjoyed with announcement and is thrilled to be partnered with Far South Networks. He proclaimed, "Because we share the same customer-oriented philosophy, Yealink and Far South Networks can deliver a seamlessly integrated VOIP approach for our mutual customers with the best possible user experience and cost-efficiency," he added. "We look forward to deepening our partnership with Far South Networks and to providing a better future for customers."
Edited by Dominick Sorrentino