Anytime, Anywhere Unified Messaging Technology Now Available to Wireless Service Providers and Next-Gen Telcos

Strategic Insights -

COM2001.com, a leader in Internet and computer telephony products and services for businesses, has unveiled its InternetCOMMUNICATOR, a communications platform featuring advanced unified messaging. Designed to integrate seamlessly with next-generation IP Voice networks from leading carriers, the InternetCOMMUNICATOR is a reliable mission-critical and scalable platform for unified messaging and real-time voice communications.

Key Takeaways:

  • The InternetCOMMUNICATOR is a unified messaging platform based on Windows 2000 Data Center and Microsoft Exchange 2000, offering advanced features such as voicemail, email, and fax, engineered to support millions of subscribers.
  • The platform allows subscribers to access information and route calls to any wireless or landline telephone within seconds using a simple dial-up Internet connection (14.4 kbps or higher).
  • The InternetCOMMUNICATOR includes a self-provisioning Web-based user interface, allowing users to access all types of messages, administer personal assistant profiles, and utilize features such as one-number "Follow Me / Find Me" calls routing, large-scale conferencing bridge, voice dialing by name, and call screening.
  • COM2001.com's InternetCOMMUNICATOR provides an advanced communications platform that enables the creation of new, profitable, and cost-effective services.
  • The platform is targeted at wireless service providers, ASPs, ISPs, RBOCs, and next-gen telcos, aiming to provide new revenue streams through new telephone- and Web-based services, bundling services, and boosting brand awareness.

Statistics:

  • Over one billion personal messages (non-real-time voice, text, or graphic communications between individuals and groups) arrive daily on mailboxes, answering machines, and PCs in U.S. homes.
  • COM2001.com has been a leader in Internet and computer telephony products and services since its founding in 1994.

Sources:

  • BusinessWire, "Anytime, Anywhere, Unified Messaging Technology now Available to Wireless Service Providers, ASPs, ISPs, RBOCs and Next-Gen Telcos" (March 13, 2000)
  • COM2001.com, "COM2001.com Unveils InternetCOMMUNICATOR at Microsoft Network Services Executive Summit"
  • COM2001.com, "About the InternetCommunicator"
  • COM2001.com, "About COM2001.com"