Richmond Hill, ON, Canada (PRWEB) July 12, 2006
Esna Technologies Inc., an innovator of mobility and unified communication solutions for enterprise voice systems, today announced the beta release of their new i-LinK speech-enabled mobility server. The new product is an advanced voice enabled communication solution that allows workers to control their PBX/IP-PBX based phone, including corporate voicemail, through DTMF, Speech and easy-to-use visual interfaces designed for mobile phones, Blackberry devices, mobile windows, and Palm Treo devices.
The i-Link server interfaces to an enterprise phone system through standard analog, as well as T1/E1 interfaces for legacy environments and SIP for IP environments. It uses Nuance 8.5 speech engine to facilitate scalable and highly accurate speech recognition so users can simply say a name, department or command, and the system will automatically connect them to their targeted destination or user. What makes the platform so unique is its’ highly scalable dictionary for large deployments and its’ ability to listen for both speech commands and DTMF requests at the same time, which are equally important for users in bad coverage areas.
Users of the system have the ability to establish multiple locations and define filters on how and when people can contact them live. An organization can deliver unparalleled service to a distributed workforce, due to the simple ability of managing and connecting no matter where one is located. Live answering is not defined by the time of day; instead, advanced speech technology allows a caller to find its live party quickly, efficiently and with little wait time. In addition, users can define sophisticated yet easy to use VIP rules to ensure specific customers are always greeted with a live voice, thus eliminating 80-90% of voice mail results.
“The i-Link mobility server links callers to your business! It doesn’t simply deliver mobility but provides an organization the tools to intelligently route calls and connect them based on who they are, what company they represent and the nature of their enquiry. This will change the way businesses operate and deliver the competitive advantage they need to compete in today’s global business environment!” said Davide Petramala, VP Marketing & Sales Esnatech.
A standards-based client-server solution, i-Link has a mobile WAP & Web client interface that enables users to manage delivery of incoming calls, define locations, initiate outbound calls and define their availability and availability filters. The i-Link Mobility Server is deployed within the enterprise and integrates with industry leading PBX’s and IP-PBX systems.
“The time people spend working outside a traditional office has exploded in recent years, with employees typically distributing both cell phone and office phone numbers to customers, clients and colleagues. This practice increases businesses’ cell phone expenses, forces customers to try multiple numbers and causes the enterprise to lose control of critical communication records,” said Mohammad Nezarati, President and CEO of Esnatech. “i-Link provides a powerful mobile interface to corporate phone systems, reducing cost, increasing productivity and ensuring that the enterprise manages all business calls and associated call records.”
i-LinK results in unparalleled integration and management of inbound calls and outbound calls when employees are in mobile locations. Features of i-LinK include:
The i-Link beta program is officially launched and running. General release of the ICU solution is slated for September 1, 2006.
About Esnatech
Founded in 1989, Esnatech’s mission is to provide communication solutions that are simply the best way to communicate! Esnatech solutions empower organizations by giving them the flexibility to conduct business at any time, from anywhere, so they can manage the information they need, when they need it. Esnatech markets and distributes their products through OEM and VAR partners in 28 countries worldwide.
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