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Cisco - Voice Unity Features
Cisco Unity is designed for an IP environment. With IP, it"s less expensive for organizations to deploy a comprehensive communications solution because there is a single network for both voice and data. Cisco Unity is the ideal IP telephony solution since it supports both Cisco CallManager and leading legacy telephone systems—even simultaneously—to help smooth the transition to IP telephony and protect existing infrastructure investments.
As an integral part of the Cisco Architecture for Voice, Video and Integrated Data (AVVID) environment, Cisco Unity complements the full range of Cisco IP-based voice solutions by providing advanced capabilities that unify data and voice. Also, because it"s designed for a converged network, Cisco Unity provides a solid foundation for rolling out future convergence-based communications services, such as real-time desktop call control.
Cisco Unity features server architecture that is truly unified with an organization"s data network, minimizing installation, administration, and maintenance costs. Built on a platform that can scale to meet a company"s needs as it grows, Cisco Unity also uses streaming media and an intuitive HTML browser-style system administration interface that makes life easier for IT professionals, ultimately lowering an organization"s total cost of ownership.
Cisco Unity is localized to meet the needs of customers around the globe. Localized versions are available in multiple languages-including Dutch, four dialects of English (Australian, New Zealand, U.K., and U.S.), French, German, Norwegian, and Spanish-and, depending on the language, feature everything from system prompts and subscriber conversations to the browser-based administration consoles and product documentation in the customer"s language of choice. Cisco Unity also supports multiple languages on a single system, giving IT staff the ability to meet the individual needs of your employees.
Cisco Unity`s optional digital networking module enables the system to connect to other Cisco Unity servers at the same site via the LAN, or remote sites using a WAN or the Internet. Digital networking makes communicating with coworkers at remote locations fast and efficient by giving users the ability to send subscriber-to-subscriber messages anywhere in the world.
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