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Networking Hardware
News Release from: Aculab
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 10 April 2002
Unimax to provide management framework
for Aculab
Unimax and Aculab have entered into a development and marketing partnership.
Unimax and Aculab have entered into a development and marketing partnership Under the agreement, Unimax will provide a management solution, including a tooling framework based around its change management product, 2nd Nature, to strengthen Aculab's interoperability focus
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 28 Feb 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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2nd Nature, the industry's only unified management solution, will manage CT server provisioning information from Aculab's recently launched Whirlwind platform, its high performance CT server.
Ultimately, Unimax will supply an integrated application administration solution as well.
Aculab launched Whirlwind to give developers greater choice, ensuring the competitive advantage of interoperability.
Whirlwind is based on the Enterprise Computer Telephony Forum (ECTF) industry standard application programming interface S.100 and supports open architecture.
This allows developers, integrators and application service providers to create flexible, reusable communications applications for enterprise and public network environments.
"With Aculab offering a universal solution and Unimax providing a universal management framework, customers have the freedom of deployment that best suit their needs without having to worry about the 'day two' impact.
This is one way that the Whirlwind based system will provide real value, by lowering the costs for installation, training, and day-to-day management.
Together, Aculab and Unimax are committed to bringing universal solutions to this industry", said Andrew Hunkins, CEO of Unimax.
"The strategic alliance of Unimax and Aculab will enable the interoperability goals of the industry to advance", said Chris Gravett, sales and marketing director at Aculab.
"The Aculab and Unimax partnership reinforces our mutual commitment to the market".
Unimax remains the first and only company to support multivendor telecommunication platforms.
Its software and services help customers manage changes to their phone, voice messaging, Internet telephony, and other voice-related systems.
Along with these new initiatives, Unimax continues to support PBX and voice mail systems for the leading telecommunications manufacturers worldwide including Cisco Systems, Avaya Communication, Nortel Networks, Intecom and Philips Business Communications.
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