Active Voice Unveils Repartee LX 8.1 Unified Messaging Solution
Active Voice, a global provider of unified messaging solutions, has announced the release of its latest Repartee LX version 8.1, a unified messaging solution that offers customers a web-based system administration console, fax capabilities, and customizable ordering options. Built on standards-based telecom building blocks from Intel and a Dell platform, Repartee LX version 8.1 leverages the inherent operating efficiencies of the Linux operating system, making it an ideal solution for small- to midsized organizations with heavy telephone traffic.
Key Takeaways:
- Repartee LX version 8.1 offers a web-based system administration console that allows administrators to set-up and maintain the system quickly and easily.
- The product provides fax capabilities through Active Voice's ActiveFax and ViewFax modules, giving users a powerful combination of voice mail, automated attendant, and complete facsimile functions.
- The new product supports Universal PCI versions of Intel(R) Dialogic(R) voice and fax boards using the Linux operating system, including the D4PCI, D120JCT-LS, D42JCT-U, D82JCT-U, and VFX41JCT-LS.
- Repartee LX version 8.1 offers Cantonese prompts and support for serial/PMS (Property Management System) integrations for the hospitality market.
- Customers can purchase Repartee LX version 8.1 systems as either complete turnkey systems or in new port packages that include software, documentation, and system key for 2-40 port configurations.
- Active Voice has committed to helping customers migrate to Repartee LX version 8.1 from their legacy products.
- The company will be hosting a Repartee LX "Lunch and Learn" seminar at the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in San Francisco, California on August 4, 2004, in partnership with Intel.
Statistics:
- The Linux market has grown at a faster rate than any other platform over the past 12 months, with sales increasing over 50% (Source: Marcel Nienhuis, market analyst for The Radicati Group, Inc.).
- Repartee LX 8.1 is built on standards-based telecom building blocks from Intel and a Dell platform, providing a stable and reliable solution.
- Over 150,000 Active Voice systems have been installed in more than 60 countries (Source: About Active Voice).
- Active Voice has a global presence with offices in the United States, Australia, and the Netherlands.
Sources:
- Active Voice, LLC (press release dated July 28, 2004)
- Intel Corporation (information on standards-based telecom building blocks)
- Dell Inc. (information on OptiPlex platform)
- The Radicati Group, Inc. (information on Linux market growth)
- LinuxWorld Expo (information on conference and expo dates)