Zultys, a leading manufacturer of IP-PBX (
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In an interview at the Miami Beach Convention Center with Zultys (
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According to Kerbage, IP PBXs eliminates the need for costly recurring subscription-based hosted conference services. MXconference is activated by licensing and provides flexible 30-port and 10-port conference bridge options with no additional servers required. MXconference also interfaces with the MXmeeting Web conference system to provide a “complete end-to-end” collaboration solution.
Responding to the call for mobiloity functionality, Kerbage said that MXmobile extends the MXIE unified communications desktop client to the BlackBerry (
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MXmobile also provides least cost routing to cut calling costs buying the corporate IP PBX to initiate and carry calls that would otherwise incur special mobile charges and Kerbage said built-in call recording for the MX30 IP PBX is another significant feature of release 5.2.
According to Kerbage, the latest release is scalable to 60 ports and all new MXs that are shipping include a five-port free conference bridge. Zultys enriches its platform every four or five months, adding more features and there is “a lot more to develop,” Kerbage added.
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