Thursday, April 21, 2005

Linux-based voicemail messaging catching on

For smaller shops, Nortel's forthcoming Business Communications Manager (BCM) 50 - set to ship this June - runs on a Linux kernel and supports small offices of up to 50 users. The device is a full-featured IP PBX, running a new Linux distribution developed by Nortel, and includes a voicemail and unified messaging interface for Outlook/Notes integration. The hardware comes in modular pod-like form factor, which allows the devices to be mounted on a wall.


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Smith

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