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- Avaya is a global provider of business communications and collaboration solutions, with over 18,000 employees worldwide and $4.9 billion in annual revenues. - IP Office is Avaya's flagship product for small and medium businesses, with over 130,000 systems installed worldwide supporting over 4 million users. - IP Office provides a full suite of telephony features and supports a wide range of phone types, with applications for unified messaging, contact center, and mobility.
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- 4. Introduction to IP Office
- 5. IP Office 412 Up to 360 extensions, 4 E1 trunks, BRI, Analogue and SIP Trunks IP Office 500 Up to 272 extensions, 8 E1 trunks, BRI, Analogue and SIP Trunks IP Office Platform Models
- 7. Add On Applications Phone Manager Unified Messaging SoftConsole VoiceMail Pro Manager Queue Manager Conferencing Compact Contact Center Campaign Manager System Status
- 8. IP Office as a Voice Platform
- 10. IP Office Solution Schematic POTs Fax Digital Voicemail Client PC Or Softphone IP Phone Homeworker IP DECT Outside Lines Mobility PSTN INTERNET
- 18. IP Office as a Messaging Solution
- 24. IP Office Voice Networking
- 27. IP Office as a Conferencing Solution
- 29. Power Conferencing - Web Collaboration
- 30. IP Office as a Contact Center Platform
- 31. Compact Contact Center (CCC) PC Wallboards Advanced Call Distribution Management by Exception Real-Time Agent Management Wallboard Management Queue Management Real-Time Tracking & Analysis Standard Report Templates Real-Time System Management Campaign Manager IVR Queue Management & Recording
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- 34. IP Office Feature Overview
- 35. What’s Possible ? HQ CTI Software Computer Computer Computer Exchange Server VM E-mail Outlook Integration Call Recording CRM Hunt Groups Automatic Call Distribution & Queueing IP Trunking IP phones Computer Network Switch Branch Office Hot Desk User Logoff Hot Desk User LogOn Conferencing Centralized Voicemail 0800 Auto Attend IVR Centralized Reception Centralized Management Call Reporting Remote Office Worker VPN PSTN PABX For local access Customer Example of VoIP using Least Cost Route. Call from HQ to branch Example of customer call being answered at HQ and being transferred to branch office Mobile Twinning VM Alerts Remote Access VM Single Number PSTN BRI / PRI Analogue Fax Analogue Phones Digital Phones IP Phones Only when required PABX
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