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Epygi Provides Spanish Language Pack with Quadro IP-PBX

By Anuradha Shukla, TMCnet Contributing Editor

Epygi (News - Alert) Technologies has added an updated Spanish language pack to version 4.1 for their Quadro IP-PBX, Confefence Servers and gateway systems.

According to Mario Cuello, president and CEO, this feature will greatly facilitate the installation and usage of the system with Spanish language voice prompts and system interface. He emphasized that no other IP PBX (News - Alert) system for small business has this capability.

The company explains that they have created the language pack in response to the high demand for Epygi products in Latin America where growth in VoIP usage is driven in part by increased availability of broadband links.

Epygi’s Quadro PBXs and gateways are sold throughout the region. The products rich features have helped reduce business costs in those countries and boasts a reputation of high functionality and reliability. The company further explains that Quadro PBXs use analog or IP Phones and are cost effective solution for small businesses between 2 and 40 lines.

Texas-based Epygi Technologies designs and manufactures feature-rich IP PBXs, voice over IP gateways and cost-saving conference servers. Epygi products are used in over 45 countries on six continents.

Epygi Technologies made headlines last month when they announced that the new Aastra 5xi series phones are cross-certified for usage with their products. Both companies can now offer additional choice and flexibility to customers looking for standards-based IP desktop and mobility solutions through the availability of auto configuration and plug and play features.


Anuradha Shukla is a contributing writer for TMCnet covering call centers, CRM and information technology.

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