Microsoft Updates Small-Biz Phone Software

ChannelWeb, PRNewswire via The Earth Times

Jake Widman

July 8, 2008

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Microsoft has upgraded Response Point, its small-business VoIP system software, and announced the availability of a Response Point-based platform from Aastra Telecom.Response Point is aimed at businesses with up to 50 seats. The new Response Point Service Pack 1 includes "session initiation protocol (SIP) trunking for VoIP calling; click-to-call functionality for any contact using the Assistant software; a call history log; and the ability to select music for parked calls and hold time," according to the Microsoft press release. The upgrade is a free download.

At the same time, Aastra Telecom introduced AastraLink RP, a Response Point-based hardware platform. The company joins D-Link Systems and Quanta Computer, which already offered Response Point hardware. The AastraLink RP starter package -- base unit, three phones, and PSTN telephony adapter -- sells for $2,400.ChannelWeb, PRNewswire via The Earth Times

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