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Telanetix, Inc., a communications solutions provider offering next generation voice services and solutions to the business market, has reportedly announced new cordless handsets for small business VOIP market.

 

The Digital Phone (News - Alert) System based on the Digitally Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications standard and marketed under the AccessLine brand, is available in several configurations and models for either home or small business offices. The company officials said that the system comes bundled with service that includes a complete business phone application suite that is based on the Telanetix (News - Alert) nationwide VoIP Network.

 

"These cordless handsets fill an important void in business communications by offering a full range of functionality that most other phone systems don't provide," said Kent Hellebust, general manager of small business services at Telanetix, in a statement.

 

Hellebust said that the company has fully integrated the new cordless units from Vertical Inc. with the system and have taken full advantage of the DECT (News - Alert) protocol, which offers a superior business class experience by significantly decreasing interference from other wireless devices.

 

“Every cordless phone on our system is a completely independent station and seamlessly functions like any other business desk phone while providing these added advantages," he said.

 

According to company officials, the new cordless handsets offer more than 30 important business features, including: inter-extension dialing with non-cordless handsets on the same phone system, intercom, call park/pickup, headset compatibility, and many more.

 

Moreover, as with all AccessLine Digital Phone Systems, the cordless handsets arrive custom-configured to the specific business needs of each individual small business.

In October, Telanetix had announced that Beneplace will add the AccessLine Home Office Phone Service to their ecosystem of voluntary benefits and employee purchase program sites.

 

The service, to be specifically targeted at the teleworker segment of Beneplace’s clients, will begin rolling out to sites over the next month, and will expand to other sites into the first half of 2010.