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Allworx Receives Interoperability Certification from SIP Print Labs

By Tim Gray, TMCnet Web Editor

After IP phone systems developer Allworx developed strategic partnerships with companies to extend its footprint further and deliver new capabilities and efficiencies to small and medium-sized businesses, the New York-based company now has announced that its Allworx 6x and 24x lineup of phones and network systems have completed SIP Print (News - Alert) Labs program testing. 

 

With the certification, Allworx can deliver SIP standards and interoperability with SIP Print's call recording solutions for IP-based phone systems.

 

"This certification is a best-of-breed pairing that maximizes Allworx (News - Alert) quality with SIP call recording solutions," said Jeff Howe, president of Allworx. 

 

The 6x system is an all-in-one communication system integrating a feature-rich phone system, advanced IP phones and powerful software features that substantially improve any company's productivity while reducing ongoing monthly costs. 

 

“SIP Print Labs certification ensures customers that the investments they are making in Allworx' high performance infrastructure today will support the IP telephony solutions they demand now and in the future," said Howe.

 

The Allworx 24x supports up to 150 users and integrates T1/PRI capability to delivers cost savings and reliability, according to Howe.

 

Howe said it is an important step to be a “part of the SIP Print Labs certified family of interoperable, business-critical communications solutions.” 

 

At the same time, the Allworx 6x – designed for companies with up to 60 users –  operates as an all-in-one communication system integrating a feature-rich phone system, advanced IP phones. It incorporates software features designed to improve productivity while reducing monthly costs. 

 

Overall, the SIP Print Labs certification program is designed to collaborate with IP-PBX (News - Alert) vendors, customers and channel partners to help define standards of interoperability and performance for call recording applications on SIP-based phone systems. 

 

According to SIP Print, these types on collaborative initiatives will provide call recording ecosystem that industry participants can rely for verified working solutions. The set-up is based on demand for certification, IP-PBX vendors and end-users alike recognize the increasing importance of SIP Print Labs' stamp of approval.

 

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Tim Gray is a Web Editor for TMCnet, covering news in the IP communications, call center and customer relationship management industries. To read more of Tim’s articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Michael Dinan