Objectworld Communications today announced that its Unified Communications (News - Alert) Server now enables businesses to reap the benefits of unified communications as an adjunct to existing PBX

systems.

Depending on system size, Objectworld UC Server is designed to save businesses up to hundreds of thousands of dollars for large installations while providing the productivity and administration benefits of Windows-based unified communications and leveraging their investment in their existing PBX (News - Alert) systems, according to David Levy, president and chief executive officer of Objectworld.

“Many businesses believe that they need a whole new VoIP

system just to get unified communications,” said Levy. “Objectworld UC Server Standard Edition makes unified communications widely available as Windows-based software that easily integrates with most mainstream PBX systems — no need for a new PBX system, no need for new phones, no need for VoIP.

As a provider of unified communications and communications-enabled business process (CEBP) software solutions for small- and medium-sized businesses (SMB) with Microsoft (News - Alert) Windows platforms, Objectworld enables businesses to add unified messaging

, unified communications, fax server and more to an existing PBX system (Objectworld UC Server Standard Edition) or to deploy an end-to-end software solution that includes VoIP, UC and CEBP (Objectworld UC Server SIP

Edition).

Objectworld UC Server Standard Edition provides support for a very wide range of PBX systems from AVAYA, Mitel, Nortel (News - Alert), Cisco, NEC and other vendors.

“No other company in the unified communications market can meet customers’ challenges as flexibly as Objectworld UC Server,” said Levy.

Additional feature enhancements to Objectworld UC Server include support for Microsoft Windows Server 2008, which further enhances integration with the Microsoft platform, and interoperability with Grandstream Networks (News - Alert) desktop phones. The addition of Grandstream phones provide businesses with an even wider choice of already supported and certified desktop phones like Polycom and Snom to deploy the Objectworld UC Server solution.

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