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Zultys (News - Alert) announced that the award-winning MXIE Unified Communications client has been certified as “Compatible with Windows 7” by Microsoft (News - Alert) and has earned the Windows 7 logo. The MXIE desktop client integrates and manages all of your communications functions. It lets you see the presence status of others in your company, send emails, control all your phone calls via desktop phones or a softphone, send and receive faxes, send secure Instant Messages and voice messages, use Visual Voicemail, launch a collaborative MXmeeting web conference session, and much more all with a single mouse click. Zultys is a leading provider of Unified Communications (News - Alert) and VoIP Business Phone Systems since 2001,

 

Vladimir Movshovich, CTO of Zultys said, “We know there's incredible interest in the Enterprise sector for deploying Windows 7. By working with Microsoft as a Certified Microsoft Partner, Zultys' Unified Communications solutions are ready to support the ramp-up in Windows 7 deployments we expect to see this year. We are confident that Zultys' family of IP PBX (News - Alert) and Unified Communications products and solutions will provide companies the advanced Unified Communications features they need across Windows 7 to increase productivity, improve customer service and grow profitability.”

 

MXIE now supports users on 32-bit and 64-bit editions of Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP, as well as all other major operating systems for desktops and laptops.

 

Zultys, Inc. is a global manufacturer of IP Business Phone Systems and Unified Communications Solutions headquartered in Silicon Valley, with offices in Australia, Asia, South America and Europee. Zultys delivers advanced features that help businesses increase productivity, improve customer service and grow profitability. All of this is done in an open SIP standard, energy efficient, single server, all-in-one design that eliminates the need for multiple servers making it simple to deploy, manage and use.

 

Read here about how in 2010, mobile operators are expected to increase their capital expenditure on improving their networks, according to a new research report published by ABI Research (News - Alert). The new research report, entitled “Mobile Carrier CAPEX, Revenue and Profit Forecasts,” said that that mobile CAPEX is expected to grow by more than 4 percent YoY in 2010, after contracting by 2.7 percent in 2009.