Camrivox to show VoIP products at Comms Solutions 07 May 2, 2007
Cambridge, England 2nd May 2007 Camrivox™, a developer of VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) equipment, will be demonstrating its IP phones and terminal adapters at the Comms Solutions 07 event in London next week.
Comms Solutions is an event for vendors and resellers of voice, mobile and data products, and is focussed at the SME market. It takes place on May 9th and 10th at the new Wembley stadium, and Camrivox will be on stand 102.
Camrivox’s VoIP products provide advanced capabilities, previously associated only with enterprise-level VoIP installations, to small and medium sized businesses. They give SMEs a high level of integration with their PC applications, including Microsoft Outlook and hosted CRM solutions from salesforce.com. With Outlook, dialling a contact from the address book is a single-click task, and when an incoming call is received, a pop-up window shows the relevant Outlook contact, as well as making a log of all calls in the Outlook Journal.
The Camrivox Flexor 500 is a four line VoIP telephone that seamlessly integrates with IP PBXs, soft switches and hosted VoIP services and provides this Outlook integration irrespective of what VoIP system it is connected to. The Flexor 500 offers superb sound quality when using the handset, hands free speakerphone or headset, with voice quality ensured by Camrivox’s advanced QoS features.
Advanced provisioning capabilities for all of Camrivox’s products mean that the deployment and support burden is reduced for operators and resellers, helping to increase profits.
For more information on the Comms Solutions event see www.comms-solutions.com
Microsoft is a registered trademark, Office is a registered trademark and Outlook is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the USA and other countries.
About Camrivox
Founded in Cambridge by a highly-experienced team, Camrivox simplifies Internet telephony by delivering easy to use, high functionality, low cost products for home and small business customers. By being simple to install and use, the company’s products will help keep operator support costs low and drive mass market adoption of VoIP (predicted by IDC Research to reach 100 million subscribers by 2008). Camrivox's products will also provide innovative features that take advantage of the potential of VoIP, going beyond the simple products currently available. See www.camrivox.com.
