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• Cell phone integration – office calls can be “forked” to your iPhone
• Support for popular IP Phones – including softphones written for the Mac
• Voice security support – voice encryption
• Multi Language support – for Auto Attendants, prompts, etc.
• Music on Hold - via multiple sources including the iPod family
• Mac Address Book support – for easy dialing
• Enterprise Unified Messaging integration with Exchange

“The Apple market has largely been neglected by IP PBX vendors for some time. Sure there have been some thinly supported open source implementations for the Mac, but by and large, most IP PBX software implementations run on Windows and Linux”, said Paul McCabe, VP of Sales Engineering at pbxnsip, Inc. “What pbxnsip has done is create a purpose built version of its SIP based software for the Apple community. The PBX is easy to install and configure. These are qualities of pbxnsip phone systems which Mac users will appreciate.”

One pbxnsip reseller partner who has tested the OS X version is very excited with the results.

“After working with several open source PBX systems, pbxnsip has proven to be the perfect fit in our deployments for our creative client base“, said Christof Haemmerle of Nex9 LLC based in New York. “We are very excited about the support for the recently announced Mac OS X platform which makes deployments easier and more affordable for our mostly Mac shops.” Mr. Haemmerle continues, "Using ‘Click to Dial’ from the Apple Address Book and the easy to use web interface are some of the unique features which integrate seamlessly into the Mac environment. These features bundled with a very helpful sales and support team makes pbxnsip the first choice for us and our clients.”

The Mac Edition of pbxnsip IP PBX software is available now from http://www.pbxnsip.com

Document URL: http://pbxnsip.com/content/20080821

About Nex9:
Nex9 LLC is a New York based information architect and design service company working mostly with creative clients like publishing companies, fashion brands and fashion photographers. Their services include very uniquely designed websites, custom software development, and IT services.

For more information, contact:
Paul McCabe
pbxnsip, Inc.
Phone: +1.978.746.2777
Fax: +1.978.686.1797
info@pbxnsip.com
http://www.pbxnsip.com

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About pbxnsip:
pbxnsip makes SIP-based Private Branch Exchange (PBX) telephone systems. The Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is used to talk to attached devices like telephones, PSTN gateways and SIP service providers. The pbxnsip PBX is used to put the components from different vendors together in an enterprise communication system. Customers benefit from a modern PBX feature set that includes mobility support, computer telephone integration, and vendor independency. pbxnsip also respects the security requirements of a business critical application. Customers may run the PBX on Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Linux-based servers and on embedded appliances. pbxnsip was incorporated in 2005 and is located in Andover, Massachusetts, USA.

Pretty interesting to hear the reports back. Very excited because they did not know how powerful the routing was in just playing with the demo unit interface.

Got me thinking, maybe we should be pushing more Allworx. Rumor is they have a fantastic call center application coming out soon and a phone with more buttons. (which was my biggest complaint)

And we have boosted out adwords budget and hired a SEO company to get our rankings to the top 3.

We shall see how this turns out in the next few months.

The best of both worlds.

Busy professionals who frequently take business calls on a cell phone while in the office now can enjoy the convenience of taking those calls on an ESI 48-Key Feature Phone. ESI Cellular Management eliminates the awkwardness and loud interruptions caused by cell phone use in the office. Simplify your life with this compact Access Device that directs incoming cell calls to your desktop phone.* Cell calls are handled by the ESI Communications Server just like any other call, so you can get all the advantages and standard ESI features of your office phone system — features like call forwarding, call transfer, conferencing, live call recording, and more.

We shall see. Maybe the unlimited LD offering will attract some extra callers. :)

Talkswitch is a hybrid PBX which is super easy to administer and use.

Switchvox is a VoIP PBX which has fantastic integration to external applications.

LINK http://stores.ebay.com/nexSIP-online-discount-PBX-sales

Other new stuff:

In addition to these, there are numerous minor tweaks and improvements throughout the product.

In Administrator:
1. SIP Trunking, including the ability to assign Direct Inward Dialing (DID) numbers to extensions.
2. Call history reports.
3. Device firmware upgrade tool.
4. Parking place music. (An external audio source that is heard when a call is parked using the RP button).
5. The ability to block a phone from calling external numbers.

In Assistant:
1. Imported contacts are displayed in the main window.
2. Double-click to call any contact in the main window.
3. See the whether other users are on a call or not.
4. See what calls are parked in the system, and pick up any of them.

In the auto-attendant:
1. Voice barge-in. Callers don't need to wait for silence before they start talking.

Makes you wonder. Is the market that hard? You are getting every single possible telecom dealer showing up for an RFP. I dont know, seems a little strange. I was not expecting so many people.

It think if the City is looking for a great SIP or a real open standards solution we will quite attractive. If they are looking to buy a brand we will probably loose the bid.

* SIP Trunking/VOIP added - system will now work with analog and VOIP lines

* Simple (Free) Upgrade

* Direct Inbound Dialing (DID) Capability

* Enhanced Call Logging and Reporting

* On-Hook status of telephones visibile within your organization

* Click-to-Call - inside and out

We are excited to see the new BETA of an Operator Console for PBXNSIP. Its one of the only things we felt made the product a little less appealing than other softswitches. But no more!

We are beginning to test it now.

check it out http://shop.nexsip.com