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Posted by on September 29, 2006, 9:03 am
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Hello all,
I'm starting to analyze a VoIP solution for my office. Honestly it's
a job very very far from my ordinary work so I tought it was a sane
idea starting to get some help about analyzing the feasability of the
project.
We are a company with about 30 people, the majority of whom work as
consultants directly on the customers.
I would like to introduce a VoIP solution that would allow us to:
1. virtualize the office presence of the people. I mean that a call to
our office can be dispatched outside directly on the PC of a collegue,
possibile using an extension numbering
2. conference call among collegues and/or customers that call to our
office
3. logging of the calls, possibly recording on-demand the dialogue
4. personal pbox possibly managed via web
5. (desired) In the case the user is not connected to the VoIP server
there will be an attempt to reach her/him on her/his mobile phone
(using one of the PSTN traditional lines). This requirement is indeed a
"desiderata", not strictly necessarry if the complexity/cost would be
too expensive.
I figure out that could exist an appliance that can solve all these
problems at once: a black box that act a server for the VoIP clients
installed on the laptops of my collegues and that is interfaced with
our switchboard.
Does anyone help me to point on the right direction?
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Posted by Gopi on September 29, 2006, 9:13 am
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mypeople phone service offers exciting features like making VOIP calls
from cell phones, calling people using their first name, one call tell
all etc.
you may want to check if this suits your requirement.
http://www.mypeople.com
Gopi
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Posted by Gopi on September 29, 2006, 3:27 pm
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Posted by Jonathan Roberts on October 1, 2006, 6:08 pm
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> Use this coupon code if you are interested in signing up '1000128012'
>
Please stop spamming the group. Your provider is not the answer to
everyone's problem!
Jonathan
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Posted by Gopi on October 1, 2006, 7:15 pm
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knowing about some of the features available. You could have taken a
look and ignored if it does not suit your requirements.
Gopi
Jonathan Roberts wrote:
> > Use this coupon code if you are interested in signing up '1000128012'
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> Please stop spamming the group. Your provider is not the answer to
> everyone's problem!
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> Jonathan
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