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May 30, 2008
Tadiran Telecom Enters Indian Market with Unified Communications
By Anuradha Shukla, TMCnet Contributing Editor
Tadiran Telecom recently announced unified communication solutions for the Indian market. With the Unified Communications ( News - Alert) (UC) market, expected to grow from the present $25 billion to $50 billion world-wide by 2010 and with IT spending by India growing at 27 percent each year, the company is moving into the growing market in hopes of cashing in on the increased spending.
Tadiran’s ( News - Alert) uCMC (Unified Coral Messaging Center) can transform the way people work and communicate by embedding the act of communicating, into what people do. uCMC will be targeted at diverse industries such as government, manufacturing, retail, financial services, utilities, telecommunications and healthcare.
Vishal Singh, Tadiran Telecom, country manager said in a statement that the Indian market is indeed one of the fastest growing economies with high growth potential in the networking industry.
As Tadiran Telecom’s unified communications solutions are built on open, industry standards, it makes it easier for companies to integrate with the desktop or business applications they prefer.
uCMC from Tadiran Telecom offers virtually unlimited number of mailboxes and also consolidates voicemail, email and faxes onto one secure platform with a full range of functionality.
The solution is fully integrated into the Coral family of products, and offers nine CCR (custom call routing  ) menus per mailbox, one button function to add ANI (Automatic Number Identification) to phone number list, customizable recorded messages and greetings and has the option of text message alerts when new mail is received.
uCMC provides a state-of-the-art method of accessing e-mail, voice mail and fax messages from a single unified interface, and can be accessed from anywhere in the world where internet access or a LAN connection is available using a DTMF telephone.
Also, uCMC integrates directly with Microsoft ( News - Alert) Outlook and uses its address books, group lists, and contact lists. Text messages can be read and voice messages can be played directly from Outlook. Also, voice messages can be replied to or forwarded to another user’s mailbox within the system. In addition, users can reply or forward the text message using the Media Player’s text message window.
Anuradha Shukla is a contributing editor for TMCnet, covering call centers, CRM and information technology. To see more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.
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