Unison™ Expands Beta to Broader SMB Market
Leading Linux-based unified communications software can support over 1000 users on a single server. For the first time, unified communications is affordable to SMBs.
New York, NY (PRWEB) June 17, 2008 -- Unison Technologies (Unison software can now power more than 1,000 users on a single server. By deploying this complete unified communications solution on one server - including telephony, voicemail, e-mail, instant messaging and groupware - Unison gives SMBs more advanced communications than large corporations, at a much lower cost.
Unison consists of two main elements: Unison Server™, which runs on Linux; and Unison Desktop™, a unified Windows® desktop client, which replaces legacy clients such as Microsoft® Outlook®. By uniting all major communication in one server and client, SMBs no longer need separate, expensive systems such as a PBX, e-mail server, instant messaging server and company directory.
With the new expanded scope of Unison Server, the product can serve companies with over 1000 employees, giving all staff fully-unified communications at a fraction of the cost and complexity of Microsoft's competing unified communications product set.
"Unison is the most powerful, cost-effective and simple way for SMBs to upgrade to unified communications," said Rurik Bradbury, chief marketing officer for Unison Technologies. "As we move beyond 1000 users per Unison server, the enormous benefits of unified communications will be opened to millions of workers worldwide with the most cost-effective offering in today's market."
To download the beta versions of Unison Server and Unison Desktop, along with supporting documentation, go to www.unison.com/download. Unison Technologies also offers managed demo servers, which allow people to download the Unison Desktop client and try the Unison system with a free test account. To register for a demo, visit www.unison.com/demo.
Learn more about Unison at Booth 816 of this year's LinuxWorld Conference and Expo. LinuxWorld 2008 takes place August 4-7 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.
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