Based out of Bangalore, India, astTECS is probably best known for its support of the open source Asterisk (News - Alert) platform and modern calling solutions compatible with it, such as predictive dialing software. It is true that the company offers a comprehensive, integrated and compelling Telecom Infrastructure Solution based on Asterisk. Feature rich and designed to improve consistency and performance, astTECS’ platform creates a scalable, stable and resilient network that optimizes value.
But that doesn’t mean astTECS only deals in software. On the contrary, the company recently announced the launch of several IP phones that boast unprecedented ease of installation with plug-and-play deployment, along with the latest features like HD voice, multiple line appearances, contextual soft keys, an integrated digital phone book, do not disturb (DND), and advanced applications.
The IP phone models launched include the ast510, ast550 and ast580, each of which promises a rich feature set and excellent performance at attractive price points. This makes these new IP phones an ideal match for the Indian market where capital is dear.
In this way, astTECS’ new line of IP phones mirrors its Spitfire Predictive Dialer solution, which offers inbound and outbound predictive dialing with unlimited lines, while still remaining cost effective.
Each of astTECs’ new IP phones features an ergonomic design, as well as essential features meant to fill the needs of the modern business environment. As such, astTECS claims the phones are suitable for small business users and larger office applications alike.
Installation requires only connecting any of the IP phones to a standalone modem or router, without the need for any additional hardware, while still offering support for all major SIP-based IP PBX (News - Alert) /Softswitch /IMS platforms.
“For an enhanced collaboration experience, the migration to IP telephony is happening at a fast pace among enterprises and SMEs, as the market moves to mass-adoption stage. The IP telephony technology has matured, and customers today demand exceptional communication solutions that maximize productivity and reduce operational costs,” said Dr. Devasia Kurian, CEO of astTECS.
Edited by Maurice Nagle