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Objectworld Rolls Out Objectworld UC Server Software(Wireless News Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Objectworld Communications Corp. has announced communications-enabled service creation capabilities with its Objectworld Unified Communication (UC) Server software. Users can now take greater control over building their own unified communications process and solutions by "mashing-up" corporate data, business processes (e.g., responding to customer calls, working with partners, providing customers with self-service) and business communications systems (e.g., e-mail, voice, fax). By linking business communications, business processes, and corporate data with phone-based applications and services, SMBs are able to expand upon their return on investment in unified communications. UC Server provides a service creation environment for phone-based services and applications with a number of drag-and-drop controls that makes building services and applications visual and straightforward. Unlike traditional enterprise IT mash-ups, with Objectworld's solution the Web is not the delivery mechanism; the phone system is. However, the principle is still the same: UC Server provides tools that allow organizations to customize their unified communications solutions to meet their specific business processes and customer expectations. "In today's fast-changing business landscape, low-cost, flexible solutions are very important for small- to medium-sized businesses as they grow large and as they adapt to compete," said David Levy, Objectworld's president and CEO. "Until now, communications enabled large enterprises. With UC Server, SMB customers and solution providers quickly can build unified communications services and applications that link together e-mail, voice, and corporate data, potentially saving tens of thousands of dollars in professional services fees while creating the opportunity to develop new revenue streams." Other improvements with this release of Objectworld UC Server provide expanding upon out-dialing capabilities by detecting fax machines and voicemail. Other features include support for audio paging, execution of external applications from a list determined by IT administrators, and improvements to audio file handling, email attachments, data comparisons, and database filtering capabilities. ((Comments on this story may be sent to [email protected])) ((Distributed on behalf of 10Meters via M2 Communications Ltd - http://www.m2.com)) ((10Meters - http://www.10meters.com)) Copyright ? 2008 Wireless News |
