Some reasons to aquire a 3Com NBX System
The 3Com NBX can fit any budget, from as few as 10 phones up to 1,200 phones.
The telephones work on rock-solid, time-proven Ethernet, so call quality is not an issue, unlike most competitive products.
The NBX is built on Wind River’s VXWorks UNIX operating system, distributed DSP architecture and a real-time call control engine. The system is wholly non-dependant on PC’s, network servers or operating systems.
Consolidates voice and data on one network and one data rack. The phone system and voice mail system are integrated. No more separate boxes to maintain and program.
Adding a new telephone is as easy as plugging in the phone and letting the system auto-configure it - no technician to call –no service charges to pay, you choose to.
Moving a telephone is as easy as taking the set to its new location and plugging it in…the system will automatically find and re-assign all of the user’s information to the new location - no technician to call –no service charges to pay.
An administrator can customize all sets or allow the individual to customize their own specific extension from their browser. They can print out their own phone detail strips.
The NBX is flexible. Run it entirely separate from your data LAN. Run it on the same LAN. Use the phones as Ethernet devices or as IP phones. As your company’s technology infrastructure change, the NBX will migrate, not hinder your progress.
A Call Reporting package is included in the system – at no additional charge.
Computer telephone integration via Microsoft TAPI comes with the base system, at no additional charge.
Unified Messaging allows users to access and save voice mail messages as .wav files via any IMAP4 compliant email client. – at no additional charge.
The NBX supports Calling Line ID – at no additional charge.
Multi-Site Networking – Seamlessly integrate your various sites together on one phone system using your existing WAN. This saves on calling costs and allows for a transparent phone system. (Note: additional hardware, software and network services may be required).
The NBX is priced competitively, and sometimes much less than old proprietary telephone systems, but yet delivers far more bang for the buck and with much less complexity. Then add in the annual savings in service costs, and it is a downright bargain.